Title: Philosophy
Product review: I was really surprised by this book. It was a journey into philosophy more than a post-apocalyptic survival guide. I expected it to be more sci-fi, boy was I wrong. This book dives into the relationships of man, the destruction of man, and the "fire" that all of us carry. The fire could stand for many things: Love, Soul, God, Goodness, Hope... it's whatever means most to you. Cormac invents his own style of grammar and dialogue that eventually grew on me. It was hard to get used to at first, but it somehow ties into the overall theme of the novel. A good read, but it may not be for all people. It takes a lot of thought, time, and self-examination to understand what the author is trying to relay to us. A very interesting novel that proves there may be hope after all is gone.
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