I like the name and have tried to research how people say it (even watching interviews with Cormac McCarthy, haha), but I still haven’t found anything solid. If you’re willing, it would also be helpful to get comments about your pronunciation and where your accent is from (ex “I have a midwest American accident and I think I would say Cor-mec”). Thanks for your help! 
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In [name_u]Ireland[/name_u] it’s Cor-mac. Never heard anything else.
Cor-mac is how I would say it… I’m an Aussie
Cor-Mac, with a strong [name_u]Mack[/name_u] sound (I’m in the UK)
Yep, cor-mack here! (In England)
I’d say cor-mac (Australian)
[name_m]Cor[/name_m]- mack (New [name_u]England[/name_u] area of the USA)
Cor-mic
Midwestern US
Cor-mac
Southern US
I prn like cor-muhk. But i think it’s accent that matters
i’m from southern US and i say cor-mic. the cor-mack pronunciation is really awkward to say in my accent, lol!
Cor-Mack. I’m from [name_u]New[/name_u] [name_u]England[/name_u].
[name_u]Southern[/name_u] US – Cor-mic
Northeast US here and my instinct is to say Cor-mic. We just don’t typically enunciate vowels at the end of words like that. But that being said, if someone corrected me that their name is pronounced cor-MAC I wouldn’t be surprised and I think I could switch to that pronunciation pretty easily. Cor-mec would be harder for me.
I’m in northeast US, I say Cor-mic mostly comfortably.
[name_u]Love[/name_u] the name, it does reminds me of mccormick spices a little, I think that’s why I default to the -mic sound.
Midwest US - cor-mic
I’m from NY, and it’s always cor-mack here (that I’ve heard, at least)!!
I have heard the -mic pronunciation online, though!
It looks like it should be -mac, in my head I’m saying -mic, but my midwest adjacent accent makes it come out closer to -mec.
[name_u]Southern[/name_u] US, I would say cor-mack
Same!