The Road

The Road (2006) is a dystopian thriller following a father-and-son duo fighting to survive in a bleak, post-apocalyptic landscape. Forced to scavenge for food and supplies, threatened by gangs of outlaw survivors, and faced with death and illness, the duo struggle to maintain morality and hope in a world that seems to have lost all humanity.

• Fans of post-apocalyptic fiction
• Admirers of Cormac McCarthy’s unique literary style.
• Anyone who enjoys thought-provoking allegorical tales.

Cormac McCarthy was an American novelist renowned for his minimal, dark, and lyrical style of prose. Many of his works are set in the American South and Southwest, often exploring the themes of evil, morality, and redemption. McCarthy is the author of twelve novels, including Blood Meridian (1985), No Country for Old Men (2005), and The Road (2006), which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 2007.