Zombie Novels
they're rare.
name some.
after seeing [I]28 Weeks Later[/I], I got the zombie/infected itch.

wasn't there already a zombie book thread not too long ago?
There were two.
[url]http://www.chuckpalahniuk.net/community/showthread.php?t=27980[/url]
well fuck me.

I can't find the other one but there were definitely two because I linked to one of them in the other.
World War Z by Max Brooks: best zombie novel there is.
Monster Island by WIllingham
[QUOTE=tomstrong83;975180]World War Z by Max Brooks: best zombie novel there is.
Monster Island by WIllingham[/QUOTE]
The writing was kinda bad, the characters were pretty much all the same, and there were many parts that were just cliche or too much pop-culture like for what I like. Other than that it was great heh. No really, I enjoyed it though.
[QUOTE=Mobkey;975193]The writing was kinda bad, the characters were pretty much all the same, and there were many parts that were just cliche or too much pop-culture like for what I like. Other than that it was great heh. No really, I enjoyed it though.[/QUOTE]
which one of those are you talking about?
[QUOTE=nathaniel parker;975195]which one of those are you talking about?[/QUOTE]
Uh World War Z. Sorry.
Reading both those (World War Z and Zombie Survival Guide) got me kinda paranoid though. It was funny. I slept with a crowbar beside me and considered stocking up on canned goods.
[QUOTE=karbunkle;943185]I'v been driving my brother into work at 3 in the morning all week and getting there goes through this wooded area
I keep thinking what would I do if a zombie horde all of a sudden came out and I had to drive off fast and wondering if my window is too far down for someone to reach in and grab me[/QUOTE]
this area still bugs me
I always make sure the windows are up and doors locked going through there
CELL by Stephen King. I didn't finish it, though. I should finish it. Did anyone finish it?
“The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane.” -- Nikola Tesla
do zombies have warm coochies?
[QUOTE=misterwoe;975518]CELL by Stephen King. I didn't finish it, though. I should finish it. Did anyone finish it?[/QUOTE]
i did, it was mediocre at its best
If you read comics, Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman is great. If you want, you can just read the graphic novel collections at Borders or Barnes and Noble. Just sit there and read it.
Im bidding on the [I]28 Days Later [/I]graphic novel.
and Im gonna buy [I]Xombie[/I] by Walter Greatshell.
I like running zombies.

[QUOTE=tomstrong83;975641]If you read comics, Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman is great.[/QUOTE]
Yes, so are:
Tag
Wormwood
Raise the Dead
Escape of the Living Dead
Blackgas
Pieces For Mom
Uh, that's all I can think of right now...
[QUOTE=Mobkey;975193]The writing was kinda bad, the characters were pretty much all the same, and there were many parts that were just cliche or too much pop-culture like for what I like. Other than that it was great heh. No really, I enjoyed it though.[/QUOTE]
Like I said, best zombie novel. It's a pretty narrow genre that suffers from lackluster work.
[QUOTE=tomstrong83;975641]If you read comics, Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman is great. If you want, you can just read the graphic novel collections at Borders or Barnes and Noble. Just sit there and read it.[/QUOTE]I bought the first installment of this at Wakefield's Waterstones which is the smallest and worst bookshop ever. I'm liking it so far, if Justin's still looking for Zombie Novels this is definitely up his alley. The beginning is a Day of the Triffids / 28 Days Later homage - waking up in a hospital. Beyond that it's pretty cool seeing it play out.
I got the audiobook for world war z, so I may end up at least listening to it at some point.
[QUOTE=tomstrong83;975180]World War Z by Max Brooks: best zombie novel there is.[/QUOTE]
I heard good stuff about this. Look forward to it, even if the whole zombie genre is way the fuck oversaturated at this point. Too much crap vs. the good stuff.
Has anyone read anything from Marvel's Zombie line of comics?
it a book of russian writer- master and margarete
[QUOTE=Aliona Rosicky;1118944]it a book of russian writer- master and margarete[/QUOTE]
I'm reasonably certain that's not a zombie novel.
[QUOTE=Aliona Rosicky;1118944]it a book of russian writer- master and margarete[/QUOTE]
What? you don`t remember the writer?
I don`t think this book about Zombie at all...Where did you find zombie?
what page?:shock: :shock: :shock:
About soul,maybe?


I have seen a bunch of RESIDENT EVIL based novels...but I seriously doubt that they are books to take in consideration.
[URL=http://www.residentevilfan.com/novels/]you can read some funny parts here[/URL]