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Old 09-15-2011, 12:58 AM   #18
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.....check out Biohazard by Tim Curran. its a very lurid and "gooey" nuclear apocalypse novel filled with giant insects and mutants. its so over the top with its creatures and descriptions that its almost funny but its a very fun read.

Tim Curran is a great, horribly underrated horror author in general. he's written everything from lovecraftian novels to horror westerns. his Dead Sea is an awesome, atmospheric novel involving the bermuda triangle. his novel Resurrection is "The Stand" of zombie novels. its almost 700 pages long but consistently good.

I picked this up, thanks for the recoomendation! It kind of reads like a bleaker game of Fallout 3/New Vegas only in the mid-west. I'm enjoying it so far!
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