“There’s no such thing as a life without bloodshed”: Cormac McCarthy, spiritual heir to Melville and Faulkner, dies at age 89
McCarthy's outlook was bleak and violent because the world he observed was bleak and violent.
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McCarthy's outlook was bleak and violent because the world he observed was bleak and violent.
Uncertainty, both in its quantum nature and its narrative manifestation, is all over these two volumes.
One of Faulkner’s most exuberant tales, this story of poetic revenge is also uproariously funny.