Title: Cormac McCarthy's, 'The Road'
Product review: The perfect book for literary sadists. It is a dreary tale of despair that leaves the less sadistic reader to ponder why they have spent time plowing through one man's delusions of squalor and hopelessness. There is no beauty, no moral, no insightful commentary, no reason. It begs me to wonder if it was the only book the Pulitzer committee read in consideration of the prize. Mr. McCarthy's unique lack of grammer, penchant for obscure vocabulary, and diversion from familiar textual organization made the reading experience more interesting in his previous works, but being quirky alone in this work does not make a book worth reading.
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