Yep, totally agree. You can continue telling everyone that non-zombie-lovers can enjoy this book, with a clear conscience! That’s what I’m telling people too.

I don’t know! I’ll have to ask them if they have. They both really liked Zombieland (a movie you’d have to pay me a lot of money to watch – I’m with you when it comes to zombies!).

Ugh, yeah, the lack of female voices was crap. But it still remains the only zombie book I’ve ever liked.

Really? Max Brooks? I think we must have different taste in names. I like long elegant ones.

Pfft. You can admit it. Admit it proudly! Zombies and boring and lurchy, and The Walking Dead has awkward racial dynamics. (According to some websites I read sometimes. I haven’t watched it because I hate zombies.)

Hi! I miss you when you are not around. Thank you for continuing to be one of my favorite lurking commenters.

Agreed. It’s cool to see one person’s idea of how that would come about.

Hahahaha, I know what you mean. I didn’t mind though. By the time the end rolled around I was quite invested in the world saving itself, so the zombie heads exploding felt nicely revengey.

Is her name really Cordelia? That’s such a good name! Nobody’s named Cordelia anymore! Did they see Warm Bodies? Did they like it? (I was thinking of watching it except I really don’t like zombies.)