Elle Lawliet
Elle Oh Elle
Has anyone else ever read this book?
Max Brooks wrote it, he's the same guy who wrote the "Zombie Survival Guide" which I have yet to read (though I've been trying to for the past two years).
I read it twice while I was on vacation over Easter and it was just...amazing to me. I've read post-apocalyptic stories before, and we all know how tiresome they can get. Everyone just regurgitates Resident Evil and George Romero until their brains bleed. World War Z offers a completely revitalized view on the zombie menace and apocalypse, making me overhaul my entire opinions on what I'd do if this ever happened.
It's a really good book, even if it were just a fictional war and lacked any supernatural influences. The story is told from a reporter's point of view, who is collecting a history of what happened and interviews people who played important roles or saw interesting things during the war. Just...really enthralling.
Max Brooks wrote it, he's the same guy who wrote the "Zombie Survival Guide" which I have yet to read (though I've been trying to for the past two years).
I read it twice while I was on vacation over Easter and it was just...amazing to me. I've read post-apocalyptic stories before, and we all know how tiresome they can get. Everyone just regurgitates Resident Evil and George Romero until their brains bleed. World War Z offers a completely revitalized view on the zombie menace and apocalypse, making me overhaul my entire opinions on what I'd do if this ever happened.
It's a really good book, even if it were just a fictional war and lacked any supernatural influences. The story is told from a reporter's point of view, who is collecting a history of what happened and interviews people who played important roles or saw interesting things during the war. Just...really enthralling.
