Thread: Any good Zombie books out there?
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Old 11-14-2008, 05:38 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by curtw View Post
Best zombie novel, bar none, is Green Eyes, by Lucius Shepard. But be warned that it's not the zombie novel you're expecting. No shuffling, rotting brain-eaters to be seen. The protagonist is a recently-revived corpse with a driving need to understand the nature of his existence. It's definitely in my top-five all time favorite books. I was thinking about contacting Mr. Shepard to enquire about whether an ebook edition is forthcoming (he's released other books electronically, and writes for electricstory.com)

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An epistemological zombie novel sounds interesting. Even zombies have a right to question existence.


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