Title: I've read it three times
Product review: I am a long time fan of McCarthy, but this is by far my favorite book, a true masterpiece. McCarthy is known for his pared down, minimal writing style. In this book, he has not only stripped down language to is bare bones, but the entire planet as well. This paring down of both language and setting throws the relationship between father and son into painfully poignant sharp relief. It doesn't matter what happened or why, all that matters is this one relationship, this last spark of humanity, hope, and love in a brutal world. Oddly enough, I found this to be the most optimistic of all McCarthys works, but I won't say why for fear of spoiling it for those of you have not read it. Pick it up, you won't be able to put it down!
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