Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection is a mix of brief journal entries and very detailed ink drawings.The 'reason' for the detailed, comic-book like drawings is that the writer is also a birder. But, honestly, they don't really fit/feel real for what we're supposed to be reading. However, putt...
Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection is a mix of brief journal entries and very detailed ink drawings.The 'reason' for the detailed, comic-book like drawings is that the writer is also a birder. But, honestly, they don't really fit/feel real for what we're supposed to be reading. However, putt...
Presented as the journal of a doctor (and amateur artist) kept throughout a zombie plague, this can be a pretty gory and unsettling book. As a good zombie book should be. The sheer (clinical) detail of the drawings may stretch credibility, but Roff really went the extra mile with the written journal...
My favourite illustration, of Jeri's grief.A readable, clinical and superficial journal with illustrations and diagrams from Dr. Robert Twombly covering the period Jan 5 - Mar 28 2012. On the whole, this doesn't contribute anything new to the world of zombies. Hypothetically, the cause of the outbre...
Please find my review here: http://audiobookreviewer.com/Audiobook-review/zombies-a-record-of-the-year-of-infection/
Fun read for me and most likely other readers who enjoy noir. I felt like I was reading through a lens of a black and white movie from the 40's. I've read Raymond Chandler and Mickey Spillaine so I am familiar with and love the noir genre and this book fit right in. It was a different age and thi...
Although the subtitle says a record of the year of infection it actually only covers 3 months. The book is beautifully illustrated. I don't buy that someone in the middle of a zombie outbreak who is trying to treat patients and determine the cause will take time during the day to write about it or ...
Truth be told, I haven't really been interested in reading much other than the back of the tonic bottle after pouring a G&T,* and I've kind of been wallowing in comic books and zombie trash when the mood does strike me. I'm not going to review even half of the books I've read, because so much has be...
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