World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War, (Hardcover)

from TherinKnite

[Cross-posted to Knite Writes] This book is written as a series of interviews with a number of people from different countries, who all tell stories pertaining to their country's experiences and their personal experiences. There's simply way too much to summarize. You'll just have to read it to g...

from DeltaQueen50

Although a work of fiction, World War Z is presented as a non-fiction look at the Zombie War that occurred on Earth approximately 10 years before the book was published. The premise of the author interviewing and documenting eyewitness accounts is very realistic, with footnotes included, as well ...

from DeltaQueen50

Although a work of fiction, World War Z is presented as a non-fiction look at the Zombie War that occurred on Earth approximately 10 years before the book was published. The premise of the author interviewing and documenting eyewitness accounts is very realistic, with footnotes included, as well ...

from KC9333

This is an amazing book - one I could not put down. The story is told by a government analyst struggling to make sense of the horrific events that shake the world. He interviews people across the globe and documents their experiences. The story touches on military strategies, commercial responses...

from cleverusername2

Oh. My. The most horrible thing about World War Z is that after you read it any other zombie apocalypse fiction will have to work that much harder to keep your attention. I read the Zombie Survival guide first, which skewed towards comedy with it's completely deadpan depiction of surviving undead...