Whatever I was going to be I wanted to be really good': Cormac

Richard B Woodward, who has known McCarthy for 30 years, on the reclusive author’s love of scientific thinking, and why he will publish two novels in two months after a 16-year wait

I haven't read anything by Cormac McCarthy. Which one of these books should be my first of his? : r/52book

Nick Newman on X: While reading Cormac McCarthy's The Passenger I jotted down my favorite dialogue: / X

Cormac McCarthy: 'The Passenger' and 'Stella Maris' a literary event

acclaimed Cormac McCarthy's latest novel The Road searing postapocalyptic novel

The Road (Oprah's Book Club)

Joseph Fasano on X: When a great artist dies, there is the moment when the world understands it will never again have a new creation from that mind, that heart, that vast

Cormac McCarthy on The Road - WSJ

Cormac McCarthy's Respite From Loneliness

No Country for Old Men: 9780375706677: Cormac McCarthy: Books

No Country for Old Men

Cormac McCarthy - I can man anything that eats. Get me a piece

The first page of Cormac McCarthy's Stella Maris (which is entirely in unattributed dialogue) is a nice reference to the opening of J R : r/Gaddis

Cormac McCarthy Quote: “You're free white and twenty-one so I reckon you can do