If you’re a fan of great Western movies, especially those with a violent and bleak outlook, Blood Meridian will do the trick.

In "Blood Meridian," Cormac McCarthy brings the same desolate aesthetic to the U.S.−Mexican border in the mid−19th century. The book follows a group of American scalp hunters in their efforts to ...

Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" has been one of the trickiest classic novels to adapt for the screen, but it now has a three-time Oscar nominee who may finally crack it. John Logan, the writer ...

Indeed, the American West is known for its general lawlessness and violence, and it is rare to find a novel that expresses such savagery as “Blood Meridian,” the work most consider author Cormac ...

His passage does not endorse the equivalency of all living and inanimate things but warns that the dazzling desert landscape of Blood Meridian is the terrain of moral confusion. The Cormac McCarthy ...

Scholar Dianne C. Luce notes that at the time, Cormac McCarthy was living in Knoxville, just a couple hours up the highway from Chattanooga, where the local papers also covered the Lula Lake murders.

Starring Betty Gilpin and Taylor Kitsch, the series has been likened to Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian. It tells the story of a mother and son travelling to Utah, dodging attacks from Indians ...