Podcasts that mention 📚 Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy

I'm going to go do a Blood Meridian after this. Use my own urine to make gunpowder.

Robert Evans humorously mentions that he plans to 'do a Blood Meridian,' implying an outlandish adventure similar to a scene from the book by Cormac McCarthy, in which gunpowder is made from urine.

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It's kind of—I think that Blood Meridian is challenging in some ways that aren't different, because like so much of reading Blood Meridian is like, 'What the f*** did he mean by that?

One of the hosts discusses 'Blood Meridian', describing it as a challenging read and reflecting on its complexities.

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Blood Meridian is a lot closer to an abnormal novel than Finnegan's Wake is, though, but like, they're both interesting.

In this segment, one of the hosts discusses the book 'Blood Meridian,' highlighting its uniqueness as an abnormal novel and comparing it to 'Finnegan's Wake,' while acknowledging that both works are intriguing.

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And what she means by this is that books, from Blood Meridian to Hop On Pop, are a dialogue between writer and reader.

The host refers to the book 'Blood Meridian' in a discussion about how all books establish a dialogue between the writer and reader.

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Most recently, I read 'Blood Meridian,' and I'm slightly exaggerating about being the last person in America not to have read 'The Road.'

The guest shares her recent reading of 'Blood Meridian' and humorously comments on being behind in reading 'The Road', indicating her awareness of its popularity.

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There's a scene in a book called Blood Meridian where the guy chops the dude's head off with that [ __ ] knife

One of the speakers references a violent scene from the book Blood Meridian while discussing a large knife.

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oh I would tell you to read blood meridian by Cormac McCarthy Oh just tell you read a real writer

Henry Rollins recommends Cormac McCarthy's 'Blood Meridian' as a book to start with, joking that Joe should read a 'real writer' instead of his own books.

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Oh I think I think was the book blood meridian and he talks about and this apparently was a practice

One speaker mentions the book 'Blood Meridian' and describes a disturbing practice depicted in it.

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