
r/cormacmccirclejerk

“Don’t you know, Harry, that I’d have loved you like a son?”
Glanton's compassion is a recurring theme in Blood Meridian
Bravo McCarthy
Guys he was already foreshadowing his second to last novel all the way back in Blood Meridian!
Blood Dove or Lonesome Meridian
Like Odysseus and Ulysses. It was hiding in plain sight all along.
“Whatever exists, I say I say, whatever in creation exists without my knowledge, I say Ashley, I say it exists without my consent!”
How I was posted up after finishing The Border Trilogy...
So depressing.... so beautiful... Can anyone relate?
Baron Harkonnen flexing his water wealth to the people of Arrakis
Cormac McCarthy fans
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Cormac McCarthy fans whenever their grandfather named Cornelius has a stroke during a red evening in the west while tending all the pretty horses during the day so he wouldn't have to do it at night because he is afraid of the outer dark and he complains in the hospital that there is no country for old men anymore and that he used to just be a peaceful orchard keeper before and that all the cartel violence makes him afraid to take the road home so he prefers sitting in the passenger seat and that he is terrified to think that the local cartel boss named Anton is a child of God such as himself.