I’ve been reading a HUGE amount of zombie fiction over the last six months. I go through genre phases every now and then. Just to give a quick overview I thought I would list what I have read so far and rate it on a 1 (worst) to 5 (best) scale with small amounts of commentary here and there.<\/p>\n
\n— Serious downer of an ending. Fun read though with a different spin on the zombies<\/p>\n \n—<\/p>\n \nJoe McKinney If 24 had zombies it would be this book.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n David Wellington Monster Island is the one of the best zombie novels I’ve read so far, hands down.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n Bowie Ibarra and Travis Adkins Eh, it was something to read.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n J.L. Bourne Written journal style. The guy had obviously read World War Z.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n Max Brooks World War Z is a must read for anybody who has enjoyed a zombie movie in their life ever. If you haven’t read it go buy it now.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n Len Burnheart Avoid this book at all costs.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n David Moody<\/p>\n Autumn<\/span> (3) The Autumn series is a mixed bag. Atypical zombies in a plaugue style world with a UK twist. They are well written for the most part and focus on the characters more then the zombies. The Human Condition is a fun collection of short stories set in the world of the first three books.<\/p>\n —<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’ve been reading a HUGE amount of zombie fiction over the last six months. I go through genre phases every now and then. Just to give a quick overview I thought I would list what I have read so far … Continue reading
\nBrian Keene
\nThe Rising<\/span> (3)
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\nCity of the Dead<\/span> (4)<\/p>\n
\nDead City<\/span> (4)<\/p>\n
\nMonster Nation<\/span> (4)
\nand
\nMonster Island<\/span> (5)<\/p>\n
\nDown the Road<\/span> (3)
\nand
\nDown the Road: On the Last Day<\/span> (3)<\/p>\n
\nDay by Day Armageddon<\/span> (3)<\/p>\n
\nThe Zombie Survival Guide<\/span> [4)
\nWorld War Z<\/span> (5)<\/p>\n
\nReign of the Dead<\/span> (1)<\/p>\n
\nAutumn: The City<\/span> (4)
\nAutumn: Purification<\/span> (3)
\nAutumn: The Human Condition<\/span> (4)<\/p>\n