What are the tax implications of the zombie apocalypse? [Graveyard Life]
What are the tax implications of the zombie apocalypse? [Graveyard Life]
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Read More What are the tax implications of the zombie apocalypse? [Graveyard Life]( #zombies, #brains ) I just finished reading a short zombie novel called “Brains: A Zombie Memoir”. This books take a more comedic approach to the zombie genre by having the lead character named Jack (who is undead) retain his memories and ability to think and write. Jack assembles a team of zombies who have […]
Read More Book Review: Brains: A Zombie Memoir by Robin Becker( #ZoneOne, #Zombies ) Frequent readers of this blog know I love zombies and that in my opinion “World War Z” is by far the best zombie fiction written to date (I am just getting that out of the way). That being said, Colson Whitehead’s “Zone One” is an excellent entry into the genre. It […]
Read More Book Review: Zone One by Colson Whitehead( #Zombies, #MaxBrooks ) This is a bit of a departure for me, because I read this book years ago. Actually, I read World War Z at least three times in the last few years, so that should tell you how much I liked it. The reason I am doing the review so late is […]
Read More Book Review: World War Z by Max Brooks( #Zombies, #ScottKenemore ) Frequent readers of this blog know that I have a thing for zombies. A few weeks ago, Amazon had a Kindle sale on a zombie book that I never heard of before called “Zombie, Ohio”. For a few dollars, I didn’t mind taking a risk. While reading, I could tell that […]
Read More Book Review: Zombie, Ohio by Scott Kenemore