Eleven Texas Writers Remember Cormac McCarthy
Sarah Bird, Fernando A. Flores, Mary Helen Specht, Sergio Troncoso, James Wade, and six more Texas writers reflect on what McCarthy meant to them and to the state.
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Sarah Bird, Fernando A. Flores, Mary Helen Specht, Sergio Troncoso, James Wade, and six more Texas writers reflect on what McCarthy meant to them and to the state.
As the novelist's editor, I marveled at his flexibility and grace.
NEW YORK (AP) — From the moment he read Cormac McCarthy's “All the Pretty Horses,” James Wade knew he was a fan for life and that his aspirations, as an author of Westerns, would never be the same.
“The surprise of all this tenderness—brutality and tenderness always strangely twins, never far from each other, never balanced.”
Peers and fans salute acclaimed author who died this week at 89