Zeno

I got this book called Monster Island about a guy going to Manhattan after the Zombies took over to get some medicine. It was a pretty good read and then I found out the author posts all his stories chapter by chapter on his website.

http://www.brokentype.com/

The story called Plague Zone is very good. If anyone likes books in this genre I'd recommend giving it a shot.

dodie53

i'll check this out.

thanks for the link

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SuperSpck

Just picked up World War Z, by the same guy who wrote the Zombie Handbook.

My wife is a big fan of the Anita Blake series by Linda Hamilton, but she tells me there's a lot of vampire/vampire lovin'. And vampire/werewolf.

I think there may be some zombie naughties too.

She intimidates me with her tastes.

dodie53

i would like to read world war Z

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SuperSpck

Finished it this week. Made for some nice beach reading.
Nicely done, clinically told as interviews from the aftermath.
The author put a lot of effort into the book, global research, etc.
If you like these types of books, put WWZ at the top of your list.

Zeno

I really enjoyed both zombie books, I read World War Z first and then had to go find the other one. I'm not a huge zombie book reader and those were the first 2 I read in that genre(then I read the ones on BrokenType.com) but I am a sucker for a zombie movie.

The author is actor/comedian/writer Mel Brooks' son BTW

SuperSpck

What? That's insane!

Golly, I love that family then. Zombie literature AND Blazing Saddles (can be replaced with Silent Movie, or any other Brooks feature).

Seriously, killer gene pool.