A poem describing the nature of Anton Chigurh.

A spinoff inspired by the book and the movie - one shot

A scene following a killing. Quite short and just a practice story. Also, to understand the scene, you must have seen 'No Country For Old Men.' Sorry for wasting your time with my horrible story...

The deal was simple: Anton was to kidnap Teresa for ransom. He was to call her mother and demand 2 million dollars for the safety and release of her daughter. The third party who organized this would be sorry they dealt with Anton Chigurh.

Anton, a physcopathic cereal killer has just survived a brutal car crash. This is a continuation from the end of ' no country for old men

Anton only has a plan A, while Carson plays triple threat tactics with plans A, B, and C.

Another version of Anton and Carla Jean's Show-down.

One Shot. The events surrounding Ed Tom Bell in World War II. Based on the novel, but there was no "No Country for Old Men" under books. Note: grammar mistakes are intentional in an attempt to imitate author Cormac McCarthy's writing style.

Their encounter was seemingly coincidental... DISCLAIMER: I do not own No Country for Old Men.

It was a moral obligation, not the luck of a coin flip, that would keep her alive. They would have to blend into the desert soil together. She would be forced to accept the soul of a killer, and he, to distinguish liability from the need to protect.

A revision of the scene between Anton and Carla Jean near the end of the film.

NCFOM; post-film. What is violence if it cannot destroy? The only enemy Anton Chigurh has to face now is the past. One-shot.