The Road is a 2006 apocalypse novel written by Cormac McCarthy which is recognised as one of his many masterpieces of American literature which garnered him the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2007 and James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction in 2006.
The novel is a haunting story of an unnamed father and son who travel across the vast wasteland void of humanity, to live and survive one day at a time, nothing to look forward to and nothing to live for.
The Road is simultaneously a study of morality, character, human depravity and struggle of light and darkness, God and Demon as the marauders go through the roads, and dark houses with cannibals storing humans to eat them up.
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The novel is a haunting story of an unnamed father and son who travel across the vast wasteland void of humanity, to live and survive one day at a time, nothing to look forward to and nothing to live for.
The Road is simultaneously a study of morality, character, human depravity and struggle of light and darkness, God and Demon as the marauders go through the roads, and dark houses with cannibals storing humans to eat them up.
Read full review https://bit.ly/2UKHxM5
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