![]() ![]() And, HOLY CRAP - ZOMBEARS!!!įor me, the best thing about zombie fiction is not the gut-gnawing action, but the interaction between those trying to survive, and this book has INTERACTION out the wazoo! In addition to all the usual struggles to see who will lead and who will follow, there was a fascinating conversation between a priest, a minister and a murderer who walk into a bar about Heaven, Hell and who gets to go where. One unusual thing in this book - dead animals come back to life! This makes for some fun for the local ice fishermen when the catch of the day starts biting back. ![]() This one is played mostly for laughs, which means no prolonged, gross-out eating scenes. ![]() Okay, then! Even without any knowledge of the popular radio show which this book parodies, you should be able to enjoy it as a pretty darned good zombie novel. Will these Lutherans lay down the law (and the lutefisk) when flesh-eating zombies come to call? why, Heavens, they're tasty and expeditious! ![]() But now the dead are coming back to life, and they've discovered that Powdermilk Biscuits the living. They go to church, drink coffee, commit adultery, and occasionally murder one another. The colorful characters of the small town of Lake Woebegotten are fairly quiet folk. It's been a quiet week in Lake Wobegone Woebegotten.NOT! ![]()
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