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Quick Instructions (Learn more at bottom of page): With your own border graphics and colors! Make to use - make to sell. Pretty Borders Plus! Design a complete eBay HTML auction template I'll admit that this writing style is not for everyone, but the story is so powerful, the characters, so moving, and the drama, so palpable, that nothing can get in its way.UPDATED Feb 2018 to provide embedded background graphics and mobile flexibility. It's all presented without pretense in a poetic and lyrical style that is captivating and engrossing, and very plausible. I loved the story and every word of this novel is exquisite. I read somewhere that he has learned Spanish but I suspect he must've had a little help with it. Including plenty of Spanish, which I might add is perfectly written. Since McCarthy lives in New Mexico, he convincingly infuses a lot of the lifestyle throughout with wonderful tidbits at every turn. Both the movie and the book compliment each other in different ways and both are a must watch and a must read. (Can't mess with greatness folks) And to top it off, Penelope Cruz was cast as the love interest in the movie, and that alone is a good reason to see it. In fact, the movie, which is beautifully written and produced, sticks to all the major plot points and the thread of the story almost to the word of the book. McCarthy uses odd, although very unique phrasing and word choices, sometimes to the hindrance of the story, but it is a highly literary work and that's to be expected.Īnd of course there is a love interest, who he introduces in a most teasing way, which played out in the movie pretty much the same way. And yes, it is difficult to get into right from the first sentence. His poetic narrative is singular and haunting, and beautiful. Very much a coming-of-age story set in the west with western themes that only McCarthy can pull off.

Let's face it, Cormac McCarthy wins Pulitzer Prizes for a reason, and most of his books are made into great movies.

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