Road

(Paperback - 04052007)
by

Cormac Mccarthy

Write a ReviewRead Reviews (2)
List Price:Rs 195
Our Price:Rs. 183
Discount:Rs. 12
    6%off Free Shipping

In Stock. Order now and get it in 3 business days. See Details

All India - Free Shipping. See Details
Ships to India only.

Buy online using:
- Credit Card (VISA & MasterCard)
- Debit Card or Internet Banking Account (all major Indian Banks accepted)
- Cheque, Demand Draft or Money Order. See Details


Publisher: Picador



OR



Other Editions:
PaperbackPrice: Rs 247Rs. 222Available. Order now and get it in 5-7 business days.
Paperback (2008/10/14)Price: Rs 773Rs. 595Imported Edition. Order now and get it in 14-21 business days.
Paperback (2007/03/28)Price: Rs 773Rs. 595Imported Edition. Order now and get it in 14-21 business days.
Hardcover (2006/09/26)Price: Rs 1290Rs. 980Imported Edition. Order now and get it in 14-21 business days.
Hardcover (06-2008)Price: Rs 1828Rs. 1499Imported Edition. Order now and get it in 20-30 business days.
Hardcover (2007/01/01)Price: Rs 1936Rs. 1491Imported Edition. Order now and get it in 14-21 business days.
Hardcover (06-2008)Price: Rs 3190Rs. 2584Imported Edition. Order now and get it in 20-30 business days.
Book: Road
Coming soon as a major motion picture from Dimension Films, "The Road" offers an unflinching meditation of the worst and the best that people are capable of--ultimate destructiveness, desperate tenacity, and the tenderness that keeps two people alive in the face of total devastation.

Book Reviews of Road
*The Road (2007 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction in 2006)
Review by Sandipan Biswas
The Road by Cormac McCarthy is a completely different book with our traditional practice. In which McCarthy imagined and painted the painful future of earth which is not so far. Yea, it is true that he depicted the cruel forthcoming future and the fate of human being and their civilization. So that, one can demands it as a book of environmental consciousness. But in truly speaking, this book gifted us far more beyond that. He put the words in the little boy’s innocent question which remind us about basic ethic towards humanity and nature, love and responsibility toward life and others, morality and faith.

The story begins with a journey in a road. Some unknown mischievous disaster destroyed the earth and its kids. The father and the son were walking through the road towards south with a hope of life. The climate got changed drastically. Sometime it is rain cat and dog; sometimes the cold is too hard enough to crack stones and the cold wind flowed very fast. As they go forward, they were maze by the dead burnt woods and its loneliness, no leaving creature in the road. Throughout the journey they struggled for food. Sometime they manage it from abandoned houses or grocery. Sometimes they met with the people sacred from this certain changes and not coming out in daylight fearing the survivors. The earth is in total disorder. No body believed any body. Everybody was looking for food like a long hungry animal. The child distorted by the terrible pain of watching an infant roasting in spit. It looked like all growth halted.

The father was very much concern about his kid and he was ready to save him by hooks or crooks to with a hope to give him a new life. But he is not bother about other. The child questioned in different moment with his different actions which hurt him. Once the man advised the kid not to be concern about everything, but the child replied that he was the one who should take care of all.

Though the survivors were few, but still they could be united to face the situation. But everybody was thinking about themselves. Everybody was trying to get food and cloths from others, fearing others and disbelieving others. So humanity came down to beastliness.

But at the end McCarthy showed the light of hope. After long journey with him prolong coughing, the father will die and the son will come and stand at “The Road” with a feeling of hopelessness and stunned by leaving of ‘papa’. Then a ‘good guy’ will notice him and will give him an opportunity for new life by absorbing in his family.
*The Road (2007 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction in 2006)
Review by Sandipan Biswas
The Road by Cormac McCarthy is a completely different book with our traditional practice. In which McCarthy imagined and painted the painful future of earth which is not so far. Yea, it is true that he depicted the cruel forthcoming future and the fate of human being and their civilization. So that, one can demands it as a book of environmental consciousness. But in truly speaking, this book gifted us far more beyond that. He put the words in the little boy’s innocent question which remind us about basic ethic towards humanity and nature, love and responsibility toward life and others, morality and faith.

The story begins with a journey in a road. Some unknown mischievous disaster destroyed the earth and its kids. The father and the son were walking through the road towards south with a hope of life. The climate got changed drastically. Sometime it is rain cat and dog; sometimes the cold is too hard enough to crack stones and the cold wind flowed very fast. As they go forward, they were maze by the dead burnt woods and its loneliness, no leaving creature in the road. Throughout the journey they struggled for food. Sometime they manage it from abandoned houses or grocery. Sometimes they met with the people sacred from this certain changes and not coming out in daylight fearing the survivors. The earth is in total disorder. No body believed any body. Everybody was looking for food like a long hungry animal. The child distorted by the terrible pain of watching an infant roasting in spit. It looked like all growth halted.

The father was very much concern about his kid and he was ready to save him by hooks or crooks to with a hope to give him a new life. But he is not bother about other. The child questioned in different moment with his different actions which hurt him. Once the man advised the kid not to be concern about everything, but the child replied that he was the one who should take care of all.

Though the survivors were few, but still they could be united to face the situation. But everybody was thinking about themselves. Everybody was trying to get food and cloths from others, fearing others and disbelieving others. So humanity came down to beastliness.

But at the end McCarthy showed the light of hope. After long journey with him prolong coughing, the father will die and the son will come and stand at “The Road” with a feeling of hopelessness and stunned by leaving of ‘papa’. Then a ‘good guy’ will notice him and will give him an opportunity for new life by absorbing in his family.

Write your own book review for Road:
Review Title:
Your Name:

Related News for Road
Viggo Mortensen travels the 'Road' not taken (St. Louis Post-Dispatch - November 22, 2009)
Viggo Mortensen stars in John Hillcoat's "The Road", based on Cormac McCarthy's Pulizter Prize winning novel. (2929/Dimension Film) If there were such a thing as a typical movie star, Viggo Mortensen wouldn't be it.

'The Road' takes Viggo Mortensen to Mount St. Helen's and Astoria, Ore. (Seattle Times - November 22, 2009)
An interview with Viggo Mortensen, who stars in the upcoming film version of Cormac McCarthy's bleak 2006 novel, "The Road." In the movie, which opens Nov. 25, the apocalyptic landscape was played by Mount St. Helens.

'The Road' rides on child star (Jam! Showbiz - November 22, 2009)
The Road, based on Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize winning novel, is a life-affirming story about the end of the world.

'The Road' gives stark, raw vision of the future (Gateway - November 22, 2009)
"The Road" is a book that, once started, can't be put down. Once finished, it will haunt your memories and color your perception of the world forever. Cormac McCarthy received a Pulitzer Prize in 2007 for "The Road" and a film adaptation, which will be released later this year.

Viggo Mortensen went the extra mile to prepare for his role in ‘The Road’ (The Kansas City Star - November 22, 2009)
One of the many shocks in “The Road,” the screen adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s post-apocalyptic novel, comes when actor Viggo Mortensen pulls off his tattered, grimy clothing to luxuriate in a waterfall. The hunky star who played Aragorn in the “Lord of the Rings” movies now looks emaciated.

Film Review: The Road (Film Journal - November 22, 2009)
In The Road , director John Hillcoat has performed an admirable job of bringing Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel to the screen as an intact and haunting tale, even at the cost of sacrificing color, big scenes and standard Hollywood imagery of post-apocalyptic America.

Cormac McCarthy's rugged road to respectability (Los Angeles Times - November 22, 2009)
The writer had been dismissed as an eccentric with 'horrible' style and a hacky, regional view. Now, the much-anticipated film 'The Road,' based on his Pulitzer-winning novel, opens Wednesday. The writer had been dismissed as an eccentric with 'horrible' style and a hacky, regional view. Now, the much-anticipated film 'The Road,' based on his Pulitzer-winning novel, opens Wednesday.

The Road Review: Cormac McCarthy Adaptation Takes path of Least Resistance (Broward-Palm Beach New Times - November 20, 2009)
The Road , Cormac McCarthy’s Pulitzer Prize–winning, Oprah-endorsed post-apocalyptic survivalist prose poem — in which a father and his 10-year-old son traverse a despoiled landscape of unspeakable horror — was a quick, lacerating read. John Hillcoat’s literal adaptati...

Jesse Kornbluth: The Film of Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road' Is About To Open, So I Read the Book. I'm Still Shaking. (The Huffington Post - November 19, 2009)
I came to Cormac McCarthy so late that the first book of his I tried to read was "No Country for Old Men". It was...

Cormac McCarthy speaks! (A Pair of Ragged Claws - November 18, 2009)
The notoriously taciturn Cormac McCarthy has given a long and fascinating interview to The Wall Street Journal to help promote the film version of…

Powered by Yahoo! News.
Details of Book: Road Book: Road
Author: Cormac Mccarthy
ISBN:

0330448625


ISBN-13:

9780330448628

,

978-0330448628


Binding: Paperback
Publishing Date: 04052007
Publisher: Picador
Number of Pages: 307
Language: English
2 States: The Story Of My Marriage by Chetan BhagatFourth book by the bestselling author Chetan Bhagat.
2 States is a story about Krish and Ananya. They are from two different states of India, deeply in love and want to get married. Of course, their parents don’t agree. To convert their love story into a love marriage, the couple have a tough battle in front of them.

Order now at 32% Discount
Top New Releases (More) & Bestsellers (More)


    Book: Road by Cormac Mccarthy
    ISBN Number: 0330448625, 9780330448628, 978-0330448628