Title: Stark, Beautiful, Terrifying, Hopeful...Brilliant
Product review: I've just finished reading Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer-Prize-winning novel The Road. I found the experience to be profound. Out of the ashes of this sad, sad tale of post-apocalyptic America rises a hymn to survival, to the love between a father and a son, to the gift of a strong human spirit, and to the notion that good does trump evil, even when evil is all around and the lines between good and evil get murky. I admire McCarthy's bravery in furthering his stark, sparsely written tale by eschewing common punctuation, superfluous adjectives, and even in denying the father and the son names. McCarthy hasn't just written beautifully, he's crafted a novel as only a master can. You don't often read brilliance. The Road is filled with it.
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