A fictionalized rendering of the last hours of the 9/11 terrorists and the people who crossed their paths. Few books have a more generous heart, and few writers are talented enough to make you feel good about humankind while they’re showing you people self-destructing. This …
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More of a screenplay than a novel, this book has sparse punctuation, few speaker attributions, and narration that bleeds into the action. If most writers tried to write like this, the result might not be pretty. Since this is McCarthy we’re talking about—with big questions …
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Everyone in town has dropped dead. Maybe everyone everywhere has. What killed them, and why was one man spared? Can he survive without the company of others? Finding life in a hostile landscape filled with unexpected dangers will take everything he has.
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