This is a very very good book that delves into the subjects of faith/belief, love and the act of artistic creation. Set within a suspenseful plot of political turmoil, this novel eloquently illustrates how these interrelated subjects transcend such worldly games as politics, however serious and life threatening they may be.
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Brutal and poetic. Beautiful and unflinchingly violent. A mythic tale of the wild west. Cormac McCarthy's masterpiece and one of the greatest American novels--up there for me with Moby Dick.
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Element of Crime
Christopher D Himes, March 11, 2009
Lars Von Trier's surrealistic debut, and his masterpiece.Ran: Special Edition
Christopher D Himes, March 11, 2009
one of the most beautiful films ever made.In the Mood for Love: Criterion Collection
Christopher D Himes, March 11, 2009
one of the most beautiful films ever made.Snow by Orhan Pamuk
Christopher D Himes, October 8, 2008
This is a very very good book that delves into the subjects of faith/belief, love and the act of artistic creation. Set within a suspenseful plot of political turmoil, this novel eloquently illustrates how these interrelated subjects transcend such worldly games as politics, however serious and life threatening they may be.(2 of 5 readers found this comment helpful)
Blood Meridian: Or the Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy
Christopher D Himes, October 7, 2008
**I'll keep this very short and to the point**Brutal and poetic. Beautiful and unflinchingly violent. A mythic tale of the wild west. Cormac McCarthy's masterpiece and one of the greatest American novels--up there for me with Moby Dick.
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