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Man, there is some 'blues' to those Indigenous melodies

So cool! That turtle was uuuuuge!

"And in him broods already a taste for mindless violence "

“Not again in all the world's turning will there be terrains so wild and barbarous to try whether the stuff of creation may be shaped to man's will” What a way to describe the Wild West

"Only now is the child finally divested of all that he has been. His origins are become remote as is his destiny and not again in all the world's turning will there be terrains so wild and barbarous to try whether the stuff of creation may be shaped to man's will or whether his own heart is not another kind of clay."

Trop heureux de te voir Explorer de nouveau mon frère

Nice jungle wand!

Occupational therapy back in the 18th century, this boy is a lazy millennial wanting cotton to be picked by Asians?

KlCKASS ,rats and jugglin' gerbils Can't find my copy of Blood I really love 'All the pretty horses ' Atmospheric genius in Carthy's worlds

Rest in power, Cormac McCarthy. One of the only American writers whose output will undoubtedly stand the test of time for centuries to come.

3:00 this is one of the fascinating excerpts from this book. (One of myriad). The “standing over them where they lie bleeding in the mud he feels mankind itself vindicated” really made me think. A great example of the depth and almost esoteric writing of McCarthy.

You pick this book up and you know it's a masterpiece in the first few sentences. Such unbelievable prose.

Just read the book. After your first read through then go back to where he meets captain white read through again. start again where glanton frees him from the prison and he joins the gang. And then start at the beginning and read again

And in him broods already a taste for mindless violence...

Joshua Graham reads me Blood Meridian? Where do I sign up?

Im enjoying this book but am disturbed by the judges murdering of children for no reason. Is he the devil incarnate? Is that how theyve all seen him before in one place or another? Or how he saved them and created gun powder in the malpais?

An awesome blue print for the next soul reaver

💎💎💎

Looking forward to reading this...

Absolutely incredible book.

Mastery

One of the greatest novels ever written

i try to find the drawing in autocad ..to create my own.. have you?

What are you using to cut it?

Richard Poe is masterful in this audiobook.

Haunting

A Masterpiece!

There are famous stories of him and his wife practically starving in those early days while he turned down paid readings.

He doesn't get Stephen King or Stephanie Meyer book sales, but he's done quite well after getting public recognition. His earliest books (like Child of God) are so demented and such a chore to read that it took awhile for his writing to get noticed. Also, he did absolutely nothing to promote or market his work. He doesn't seem all that interested in his audience.

Just in total awe of the man's writing. He's the sort of author that inspires you to write and at the same time makes you want to give it up entirely because you know you'll never be that good.

No, they sell well. They didn't before he gained fame with all the pretty horses, but they sell well now.

Superb !

EVEN though his books have been made into huge Hollywood films I hear his books don't sell well even today..........Is that true?

McCarthy is a master of literature, Blood Meridian greatest novel written in any language since 1960

Tried reading some of this on my channel. It's very difficult, but fun.

I disagree.

It is not. The poetry in this first passage is amazing. Listen to the sentence structure 1:36 "he will not see again the kitchen house in the pre-dawn dark" Listen from their on in to the sentences, the alliteration, the sentence structures, the ingenious simile. It's as good as writing gets.

What os the title of this narration or who is the narrator?

God how the stars did fall.

hauntingly, horribly beautiful.

See the child...

And in him already broods a taste for mindless violence...

@sethdesade Listening to this, and rereading the Judge's last words to The Kid reveals some rather disturbing links.

@floppykid Absolutely. I really loved the reader's tone and voice. I bought the book afterwards. I read it when I can, and listen to it when I work.

Hearing it read so well is fantastic, but I'm pretty sure everyone agrees that reading it is intoxicating.