/lit/ - Literature

>>20226891

>>20226891
I fucking hate this boring book

>>20226891
have sex

>>20226891
That part where they rode horses and the sunset and the sky was then the moon came up and the ground was lit blue and the stars were up and the woke up the next morning and rode and the sun was up and the sky was blue and the rocks were red and the distance was wavy with the heat and their shadows stretched across the land and they rode

ITT: Filtered glue-eaters that can't comprehend a prose beyond standard 6th grade novellas

>>20226891
Junk-lit on the same level as Dune and Star Wars novels.

>>20226891
I don't know about the book but that is my fav Dalì paint, I've seen it IRL and you wouldn't believe how tiny it is in reality. Cheers

yeah cause there is a thread about it every day

>>20226891
I love McCarthy but I don't get why this is considered his greatest work. Child of God >>> No Country > The rest

>>20226891
>you ain't nothing

>>20227215
>muh prose
The casual midwit comment.

>>20227233
No country is one of his weakest books, what are you talking about. The film is better in almost every aspect, rare example of the film being better

>>20227298
Is that the scene where the two retards fight each other for no reason and then wake up in jail. One of my favorite scenes right after the one glanton gang member gets shanked to death by a Mexican and he's just like meh I'm killed.

>>20227233
It gained a bandwagon status big enough to get clueless people onboard so that they can seem intelligent. McCarthy’s books in general are full of fancy words but the substance is genre trash tier. People who want to seem intelligent love to gush about ’prose’ and fancy words.

>>20227324
>McCarthy’s books in general are full of fancy words
they are?

>>20227319
> Is that the scene where the two retards fight each other for no reason and then wake up in jail.
lol you’ll need to be more specific this happens more than once.
>One of my favorite scenes right after the one glanton gang member gets shanked to death by a Mexican and he's just like meh I'm killed.
The best part of that scene was that it was caused by a funeral clown throwing fire crackers and the gang wigged out and starting shooting up the saloon.

>>20227308
Still filters redditors :)

I'm in the middle of it right now.its tell a brutal story but there's nothing really enlightening about it

>>20227498
>thinks enlightenment comes from reading
LMAO!

>>20227379
Cormac is peak reddit.

>>20226891
Is the hardback edition worth it?