The Orchard Keeper - Cormac McCarthy

P.Turnbuckle | 23:11 Tue 26th May 2009 | Arts & Literature

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I Started this earlier today. It is as brutal as most of Cormac is, yet there is something missing - there is a mssing sense of the supernatural or un-natural, primeval forces, which I have found through many of his other novels. It seems much more "human," in it's underlying currents.

I wondered if anyone else had a similar thought?

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