Ted Kennedy and Cormac McCarthy
I am reading Ted Kennedy's moving and at times hilarious Memoir True Compass.
On page 49 and a couple pages preceeding he has great coming of age story.
In last several days I have also been pondering the strong musings of Cormac McCarthy in the Crossing, trying to get my hands around whether the Tragedies Ted Kennedy lived through and his concluding testimony of personal faith resonates with the 11th Chapter of Hebrews, and the pages circa 150-155 in McCarthy's Crossing, the parable of the Priest and the Old Pensioner.
I may post couple paragraphs from there a little later.
McCarthy has roots in East Tennessee like my Fox Family--I was born in Newport--and wrote the Oscar Winner No Country for Old Men and the upcoming The Road.
On page 49 and a couple pages preceeding he has great coming of age story.
In last several days I have also been pondering the strong musings of Cormac McCarthy in the Crossing, trying to get my hands around whether the Tragedies Ted Kennedy lived through and his concluding testimony of personal faith resonates with the 11th Chapter of Hebrews, and the pages circa 150-155 in McCarthy's Crossing, the parable of the Priest and the Old Pensioner.
I may post couple paragraphs from there a little later.
McCarthy has roots in East Tennessee like my Fox Family--I was born in Newport--and wrote the Oscar Winner No Country for Old Men and the upcoming The Road.
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