I've recently got back into reading after a long hiatus

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I've recently got back into reading after a long hiatus and a head injury. Reading has been a cathartic experience. I started with easy reads like Motley Crue's 'The Dirt' and have worked my way up.

Anyway, I just finished reading McCarthy's 'Blood Meridian' and am still putting together what I just read. The prose was something else, no punctuation, paragraph-long run-on sentences, dialogue that isn't clearly attached to a character. It read like some sort of poetic biblical story.

>Had The Kid died back at the campfire, by the young gunslinger?
>Was The Judge the devil? A god? Or just a man
>If so, had The Kid cheated death a number of times and it finally caught up with him, thus him resigning to enter the room at the end with The Judge.
>After the native Yamas(sp?) attack, leading to Glanton's death, did the Ex-Priest see something in the Judge and then suggest for the Kid to shoot him down? I couldn't completely comprehend the motives.

Anyone got any ideas for what I should read next? I'm about to hit buy on Child of God, All the Pretty Horses and Nic Pizzalato's 'Galveston.