One can’t help but admire Cormac McCarthy’s prose. His staccato-style dialogue and atmospheric descriptions are often compared to literary giants like Hemingway and Faulkner. And No Country for Old Men, a dark modern-day western about a psychopathic murderer, is no different. McCarthy’s text is made all the better by narrator Tom Stechschulte, whose gravelly voice and rhythmic, purposeful speech take the listener on a mesmerizing, action-packed ride—from the first word to the very last.