Hands down, Suttree is my favorite of McCarthys novels. Everytime I drive to Nashville to see my mom I make a point to stop at the viaduct in Knoxville and then on to the river, where I like to knock down a couple pages
Thank you for putting this together and posting. I just finished reading "Suttree" for the first time and coincidentally will be visiting friends in Knoxville later this year, so I'm excited to scout out some of Sut's stomping grounds.
I always thought "Suttree" was a simplification of man's complexities. A beautiful - and brutal - Huckleberry Finn epic. "Blood Meridian" is killer too. Peace on earth.
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Hands down, Suttree is my favorite of McCarthys novels. Everytime I drive to Nashville to see my mom I make a point to stop at the viaduct in Knoxville and then on to the river, where I like to knock down a couple pages
Thank you for putting this together and posting. I just finished reading "Suttree" for the first time and coincidentally will be visiting friends in Knoxville later this year, so I'm excited to scout out some of Sut's stomping grounds.
"My life is ghastly", he told the grass.
Life sucks then you die
The Goat Man may have made it down to Georgia. I saw a photo on FB taken in Tucker, Georgia during the '60's or '70's. Had to have been him.
I always thought "Suttree" was a simplification of man's complexities.
A beautiful - and brutal - Huckleberry Finn epic.
"Blood Meridian" is killer too.
Peace on earth.
So cool😎🎶🔥🕳️🐇