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   by gj667cc 5y ago

   I mentioned this in a reply above, but I'd recommend The Crossing for a similar level of poetic descriptive beauty with a lesser (but still significant) degree of violence.
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   by gj667cc 5y ago

   I have similar feelings, when I recommend it I include a big disclaimer about the violence. Some of those scenes lingered in my mind for months afterwards, and I don't think I'll ever fully lose the impact of the novel's endi
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   by gj667cc 5y ago

   I read it for the first time a few years ago, and due to purely coincidental timing I finished it over the course of a weeklong trip to Big Bend National Park in West Texas. McCarthy lived not far away in El Paso when he wrote it, and the s
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   by gj667cc 6y ago

   She is the only human being to both travel in space and dive to Challenger Deep.
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   by gj667cc 6y ago

   Check out the February article linked in the body of this article about when it went up for sale. It provides a little more context. Sounds like Mr. O'Connor was pretty reasonable about it. https://krebsonsecurity.com/2
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   by gj667cc 7y ago

   There was a really well done podcast on this topic a couple years ago, The End of the World with Josh Clark. Only 10 episodes https://open.spotify.com/show/7sh9DwBEdUngxq1BefmnZ0?si=WqWF...