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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib
I like zombies, but I wouldn't invite one to my party, as they tend to mess up the furniture when they sit down (too many maggots); they're also prone to cause general chaos as they roam aimlessly about, upsetting the silverware tray and spilling drinks all over the carpet. I'm also a book collector, and I wouldn't want any fungus rot settling in when they touch my collection. The longer they've been dead, of course, the clumsier they seem to be, so I'd also have to hide my Ebook Reader.
What's your favorite zombie book, uh?
Right now, I'm reading a wonderfully trashy piece of enjoyable nonsense called Blood of the Dead [Undead World Trilogy Book One], by A.P. Fuchs.
It's a pretty good read so far, just great fun and full of rotting, semi-ambulatory bodies.
Well, gotta go now, someone's scraping against the door.
Don
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Didn't read through this whole thread so my apologies if this is a repeat. I've recently read two very well done books by J.L. Bourne. 'Day by Day: Armageddon' and it's sequel, 'Beyond Exile'. Both are written in a journal type format and along with the author's military background, made the reading much more interesting. I wasn't much of a zombie or post-apocolyptal book fan until I read these two books.
I picked up WWZ by Max Brooks and enjoyed that one as well.
Aloha,
M4XX