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Elegantly written, circumspect, and capacious in its research of all the regions of thought that McCarthy's fiction engages, this book is a marvel of perspicuous interpretation. Every aspect, stylistic and cognitive, of the novelist's astonishing work is deeply and deftly explored here; it will remain an indispensable reference, indeed a treasure trove, for McCarthy enthusiasts. —Andrew J. McKenna is professor emeritus in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Loyola University Chicago

Elegantly written, circumspect, and capacious in its research of all the regions of thought that McCarthy's fiction engages, this book is a marvel of perspicuous interpretation. Every aspect, stylistic and cognitive, of the novelist's astonishing work is deeply and deftly explored here; it will remain an indispensable reference, indeed a treasure trove, for McCarthy enthusiasts. --Andrew J. McKenna is professor emeritus in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Loyola University Chicago

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Markus Wierschem studied and taught at the Paderborn University, Germany, and St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. His focus has been in English and American literary and cultural studies, as well as philosophy and the didactics and teaching of English as a foreign language. He is coeditor of Patterns of Dis|Order: BeitrÄge zur Kulturgeschichte der Un|Ordnung and Cormac McCarthy between Worlds.

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