Like The Onset Of Some Cold Glaucoma
I’m not a massive fan of The Road but ultimately this critique of the book is no more persuasive than this one of the film.
Beating the nice nice nice thing to death (with fluffy pillows)
I’m not a massive fan of The Road but ultimately this critique of the book is no more persuasive than this one of the film.
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I AM a massive fan of The Road (my father told me that as a father he found it particularly emotionally resonant, and as a father now myself, I understand that), and I find both of those critiques annoying.
I do find McCarthy’s writing a little difficult to get into– I’ve been unable to read more than one of his other books, despite starting another. I have to approach it as if it were poetry, and that’s hard to sustain for the length of a novel, let alone several books.
jbrandt
21 January, 2010 at 10:02 pm
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