The Son by Philipp Meyer was a finalist for the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, nevertheless, it is only 10337th on The Greatest Books of All Time site
The Son by Philipp Meyer was a finalist for the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, nevertheless, it is only 10337 th on The Greatest Books of All Time site <img src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/a/AVvXsEjGhpSMGyGNt20vTTnHuTBz_Ac2jtMBujn8RkrpVLGnoOXFNabm_NfPoNcICeYm0Jhm2K0NNOK5KEi3xsjn3ICKSTl90_kdPiEu1CSbXYAEM63Lrd4VeaysVQUwDRmLlOLpTl6SZuUFVG4Kbin38aI6zbbxYN3XpDnTSEmr3s-O-UoK4aBySsogy1qbGeUs" /> 9 out of 10 The Son has reminded me of Little Big Man https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/07/little-big-man-by-thomas-berger.html by Thomas Berger, and not only because in both oeuvres medicine is a key word, they both describe the life of the Native Americans, in particular the Comanches, in the case of The Son by Philipp Meyer Actually, the part of the novel that is about Eli or Tiehteti, which is the name given by the Kotsoteka, was the one that I found exhilarating, if it were only for that, then I would give th...