This is what the average McCarthy reader looks like

>>24488578 (OP)
Based if true

>>24488578 (OP)
Cute!

>>24488578 (OP)
Wtf I love Corncob fans now.

>>24488578 (OP)
Hot

>>24488578 (OP)
Why was that redneck so obssesed with mexicans anyway?

>>24488578 (OP)
>Look at me! Give me attention! Point your erect cocks at me!
why are women like this?

>>24488974
Jews, Mexicans and Irishmen are the most interesting people in the Western hemisphere.

>>24488578 (OP)
God I wish I were a cute girl bros
I love blood meridian btw

>>24488978
because they want to be fucked. Why are you not up to the task?

>>24488578 (OP)
>This is what the average McCarthy reader looks like
Totally. Crossing & Cites >>> ATPH. For one, ATPH is heterosexual.

>>24488578 (OP)
I thought they were younger.

>>24488578 (OP)
Fingers crossed we get a repeat someday with some booktok grifter scum

>>24489323
Why not just choose to not simp for sluts instead?

>>24489119
I dont care what sluts want. They need to pipe down.

>>24489356
The average person is a subhuman only capable of a life of servility on behalf of others. All these weak sheep could be kneeling to the emperor instead for the good of a hypothetical nation

>>24489366
Then why wish death on a whore for taking advantage of subhumans?

>>24489381
? Because they aren't theirs to take advantage of.

>>24489395
Who do they belong to?

>>24489396
You mean to whom. The answer is the emperor, the reason being the good of the nation, which I already bothered to tell you.

>>24489400
They belong to a hypothetical?

>>24489403
>>24489403
No. The emperor is eternal, not necessarily instantiated. The nation could be any nation hence why i bothered to qualify it with the word hypothetical.

>>24488578 (OP)
No surprise there, Kormak sucks.

>>24488578 (OP)
cormac mcdonalds went from an edgy reddit author to a chicklit author after his death

>>24488578 (OP)
No "dude-bro" on earth has read a book since he was forced to read cat in the hat when he was 4

>>24489323
QRD on this event?

>>24489433
>e girl has orbiters
>likes to mess with orbiters, cuck them, insult them, typical manipulative e girl shit
>one of those orbiters who got cucked by her decides he's had enough and kills her

>>24488978
Take your meds

>>24489429
>women see popular thing and instantly adopt it for attention
Give it ten years and women will be editing new editions of his books to be "more inclusive" just like they did with video games.

>>24489509
Which e-girl?

>>24489526
bianca or whatever
just search up bianca discord murder idk

>>24488578 (OP)
fucking hell, added her to my rss reader exclusively out of lust

So no one is going to address it huh? She has fucking cyclops eyes which she hides with her haircut.

>>24490030
What does that mean?

yes

>>24488578 (OP)
would I look this beautiful if I caked myself in that much makeup? I'm a 28 year old man

>>24488578 (OP)
That's good. Cormac is a step up from booktok slop.

Women are... BASED!

>>24488578 (OP)
>>mouth slight agape
aggressive mating display suggesting she wants to suck your cock
women have to porno-fy everything

she's also a horse girl, IYKYK

>>24490162
Men (faeries) in makeup always look uncanny. You could cake yourself in beef and coal dust to look as beautiful.

>>24490187
source?

>>24490162
Only if you're Vlad NCL

>>24490204
We live in the pit.

>>24490162
Idk, would you

>>24490389
I'm guessing she's slavic.

>>24490389
No but only because she looks identical to my sister in this pic... gross

>>24490449
she polish

>>24488578 (OP)
I've just finished Blood Meridian and found the book a little depressing to read, I loved No Country for Old Men. What is All the Pretty Horses like?

>>24490519
You know what you have to do...

>>24490861
>What is All the Pretty Horses like?
Sounds like something >>>/mlp/ would enjoy.

>>24490861

Straightforward, masculine, poetic. I enjoyed it more than the two you mentioned

>>24490861
Very upbeat

>>24489509
>cucked
Were they even in a relationship?

>>24490861
>>24491279
>>24491281
Unlike BM, it's a classical story but with a twist. Has BM-like flourishes but Mccarthy's authorial voice is more romantic in this book.
>He walked all afternoon out the dry hot road toward Cuatro Ciénagas. No one he met passed without speaking. He walked along past fields where men and women were hoeing the earth and those at work by the roadside would stop and nod to him and say how good the day was and he agreed with all they said. In the evening he took his supper with workers in their camp, five or six families seated together at a table made of cut poles bound with hemp twine. The table was pitched under a canvas fly and the evening sun resolved within the space beneath a deep orange light where the seams and stitching passed in shadow over their faces and their clothes as they moved. The girls set out the dishes on little pallets made from the ends of crates that nothing overbalance on the uncertain surface of the table and an old man at the farthest end of the table prayed for them all. He asked that God remember those who had died and he asked that the living gathered together here remember that the corn grows by the will of God and beyond that will there is neither corn nor growing nor light nor air nor rain nor anything at all save only darkness.

>>24489365
Okay then ill pipe them up namsayan

>>24488981
Just say you hate English people

>>24488578 (OP)
i htought you meant paul mccarthy from the beatles

>>24490697
My ethno guesser hours are starting to pay off.

>>24492009
Sounds comfy, thanks

>>24488981
Massive Trvthnvke
>T. Mexican

When they came out south of Grant county Boyd was not much more than a baby and the newly country country they'd named hidalgo was itself little older than the child. In the country they'd quit lay the bones of a sister and the bones of his maternal grandfather. The new country was rich and wild. You could ride clear to Mexico and not strike a crossfence. He carried Boyd before him in the bow of the saddle and named to him features of the landscape and birds and animals in both Spanish and english. In the new house they slept in the room off the kitchen and he would lie awake at night and listen to his brother’s breathing in the dark and he would whisper half aloud to him as he slept his plans for them and the life they would have.

When they came south out of Grant County Boyd was not much more than a baby and the newly formed country they'd named hidalgo was itself little older than the child. In the country they'd quit lay the bones of a sister and the bones of his maternal grandmother. The new country was rich and wild. You could ride clear to Mexico and not strike a crossfence. He carried Boyd before him in the bow of the saddle and named to him features of the landscape and birds and animals in both Spanish and english. In the new house they slept in the room off the kitchen and he would lie awake at night and listen to his brother’s breathing in the dark and he would whisper half aloud to him as he slept his plans for them and the life they would have.

>>24489112
>>>/lgbt/

>>24488974
He's Irish Catholic, and white Catholics were instrumental in opening the floodgates of spic immigration in the US

Many of the depictions of life in Appalachia he writes about are a bit overdramatized, he probably has something against them, while having grown up and live poor there is able to authentically capture the naturalism of the area

He also received grants to laze around in Spain and El Paso specifically