In one of his few interviews (with The New York Times), McCarthy reveals that he is not a fan of authors who do not "deal with issues of life and death," citing Henry James and Marcel Proust as examples. "I don't understand them," he said. "To me, that's not literature

يقول كوماك ماكارثي انه ليس مغرم بالروائيين الذين لا يعالجون قضايا ترتبط بموضوعة الحياة والموت مثل هنري جيمس ومارسيل بروست ...

- اتصور ان هذا يشير الى ان البعض ربما يحب الادب الدرامي بل شديد الدرامية ...