Posts Tagged ‘Cormac McCarthy’

A Geography of Blood Meridian

Adam David Morton | October 5, 2021

A new article in Political Geography extends my ongoing research at the intersection of political economy, literature, and geography to delve into the constitution of frontier space in the work of Cormac McCarthy. Drawing from archival research at The Wittliff Collections with an [...]

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The Frontiers of Cormac McCarthy

Adam David Morton | December 15, 2015

Cormac McCarthy has been proclaimed as one of the greatest contemporary writers to herald from the United States and, also, as a writer that can be set historically alongside both John Williams (Butcher’s Crossing) and Oakley Hall (Warlock), in producing a pantheon of masterpieces addressing [...]

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