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Bookmole posted Books Read: 72 of 52 in '08 | Sep 9, 2008
I come late to Cormac McCarthy (this is his ninth book, plus a play and a screenplay!) and I am enjoying him greatly. I loved No Country for Old Men and, as post apocalypic books go, this one is tops. Bleak, depressing and yet somehow uplifting. We never quite know what bought the world to its...
Steve Betz posted ... and I Feel Fine | Aug 25, 2008
So, one of the first “real” books I read as a teenager was “The Stand” by Stephen King. The idea of a de-populated America where good and evil clashed was an amazing world that was both repulsive and alluring simultaneously. Having grown up in the Cold War Mutually-Assured-Destruction days...
Felipe Anuel posted Guess Next Year We Can Look Forward to Ball-E | Jun 28, 2008
Told you so! Well kinda. It does not look like there's any Twink on DILF action in Hung Country For Young Men, the pornification of No Country for Old Men. And I'm assuming the captive bolt pistol does not make an appearance. Especially since this is a Jet Set Men's production and not a Cazzo*...
