Cormac McCarthy's The Road β a father and son crossing a post-apocalyptic America toward the sea β is the most emotionally overwhelming American novel of the 21st century. Written as McCarthy's 74-year-old self watched his young son sleep and wondered what the world would be like after he was gone, it strips the novel to its most elemental elements: love, survival, and the maintenance of hope in absolute darkness. Pulitzer Prize winner, 2007.

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