Child of God by Cormac McCarthy

Child of God by Cormac McCarthy

Lester Ballard is evicted from his family's land and cast out from the small Tennessee community around him, and the novel follows his descent into increasingly extreme isolation and violence, narrated in McCarthy's characteristically stark, unflinching prose.

McCarthy refuses to explain away Lester's monstrousness with simple sociological cause, instead confronting readers directly with a portrait of total human degradation while insisting, through the novel's title, that Lester remains recognisably human — a child of God — however far he falls.

One of McCarthy's darkest and most uncompromising novels, unflinching Southern Gothic at its bleakest.

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