Title: A Disappointment
Product review: I found this book to be redundant and lacking in substance. As other reviewers have pointed out, McCarthy's sparse prose succeeded in giving the reader plenty of freedom with which to imagine the post-apocalyptic world. But coming from the same author who penned the Border Trilogy and No Country For Old Men, I view this book as a huge dissapointment hardly worthy of the few hours it took to read (it goes very, very quickly because McCarthy indents quite liberally every couple of lines-- another reason why this book is hardly worth buying). To say the least, I expect much more out of one of my favorite contemporary fiction writers.
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