May 14, 2013
World War Z: Now Coming to an eReader Near You
Although a number of great zombie novels have come along since World War Z, none have been able to match Max Brooks’s legendary telling.
Although a number of great zombie novels have come along since World War Z, none have been able to match Max Brooks’s legendary telling.
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At long last, Justin Cronin's second book in his incredible post-apocalyptic trilogy has arrived -- and it's even better than one could have ever wished for.
In McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, he creates a future without hope, in which a father and son journey through a ravished post-apocalyptic America, relying only on their bond and each other for the strength and will to survive.
Perhaps it is unorthodox to consider Super Sad True Love Story in the context of apocalyptic or dystopian (and really, a dystopia is only one gunshot away from an apocalypse) literature, but make no mistake: This an apocalyptic tale, even if it’s a humorous one.
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