The Crossing by Cormac McCarthy | Book Review & Analysis

The book: The Crossing is a novel by American author Cormac McCarthy, published in 1994 by Alfred A. Kno
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[@aurejones9546]

Great video. I was actually very engrossed in this book. Just finished it today. I found the most beleaguered part to me was when the Gypsies towing the airplane ran into Billy on the road. That strained my attention span a bit. There are other parts that ran along the same line but none of them made me lose interest. I am used to McCarthy’s style though. The only book of his I’ve yet to read is Cities of the Plain and I’m starting that as soon as I post this comment.
Really enjoyed the video. I’ll definitely check more of yours.

[@AnalysisWithAlex]

There were a few moments like that for me, too! Same thing for me with the airplane. I bet you’ll enjoy Cities of the Plain. It’s excellent. The pacing is a lot less meandering than the Crossing, too. You’ll have to let me know what you think about it. Thank you for the comment and for watching!

[@roblee34]

Cool analysis. Picking a favorite book is like picking a favorite song; the product of the time and place and the emotion of the moment. But I keep coming back to this book, I’ve read it at least five times, it would be tough to pick another book ahead of it. Oh, and I can’t believe anyone thinks Billy wasn’t sincere.

[@AnalysisWithAlex]

I couldn't agree more. This was one of my favorite ones I read this year. I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for watching!