Mate Booguy’s Reviews > Butcher's Crossing > Status Update

Mate Booguy
Mate Booguy is finished
Part Three done. What a phenomenally told tragedy of eastern unease seeking western comfort, only to find a holocaust of physical, emotional, and spiritual resolve.
Jan 04, 2026 07:17PM
Butcher's Crossing

flag

Mate’s Previous Updates

Mate Booguy
Mate Booguy is on page 229 of 274
Part Two done. The journey beyond civilization; into the wildness—hunger, thirst, a grueling climb, the valley reveal, the slaughter and skinning, a winter in “caves of skin,” a long descent—all paced to match the action. Williams’s clean, precise descriptions of the vast scenery let the imagination fully feel the heat, dust, cold, and silences strengthened by sound. Williams makes simplicity an immersive experience.
Jan 04, 2026 03:53PM
Butcher's Crossing


Mate Booguy
Mate Booguy is on page 229 of 274
Part Two done. The journey beyond civilization; into the wildness—hunger, thirst, a grueling climb, the valley reveal, the slaughter and skinning, a winter in “caves of skin,” a long descent—all paced to match the action. Williams’ clean, precise descriptions of the vast scenery let the imagination fully feel the heat, dust, cold, and silences strengthened by sound. Williams makes simplicity an immersive experience.
Jan 04, 2026 03:49PM
Butcher's Crossing


Mate Booguy
Mate Booguy is on page 229 of 274
Part Two done. The journey beyond civilization; into the wildness—hunger, thirst, a grueling climb, the valley reveal, the slaughter and skinning, a winter in “caves of skin,” a long descent—all paced to match the action. Williams’ clean, precise descriptions of the vast scenery lets the imagination fully feel the heat, dust, cold, and silences strengthened by sound. Williams makes simplicity an immersive experience.
Jan 04, 2026 02:12PM
Butcher's Crossing


Mate Booguy
Mate Booguy is on page 67 of 274
Part One done. Will Andrews, chasing a yearning for “wildness” and a chance to be “part and parcel of God, free and uncontained,” impulsively finances a perilous buffalo hunt. Williams’ spare, precise prose already hints Andrews' romantic ideals will collide with the West's realities. Enjoying the characters, quiet ironies (that "Will Andrews" moment!), vivid sensory details, and subtle light/shadow imagery so far.
Jan 01, 2026 06:48PM
Butcher's Crossing


No comments have been added yet.