Refuge: Tales from a Zombie Apocalypse

By Anthea Strezze
Published by Anura Books
$2.99 Rating: 1 star1 star1 star1 star1 star
(5.00 based on 1 review)

Published: April 08, 2012
Words: 24,297 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476158105


Short description

If the dead started to rise and attack the living, would you go running around with a shotgun, blowing off undead heads? Or would you just try to get on with life, as best you can? Refuge: Tales from a Zombie Apocalypse collects seven short stories about normal people living in extraordinary times - without the action-movie clichés. 23,825 words

Tags

zombies, apocalypse, short stories, post apocalyptic, apocalyptic, survival, zombie apocalypse, zombiepocalypse

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Review by: Toren Taylor on May 08, 2012 : star star star star star
This book is a pleasant surprise.
My experience with zombies consisted of seeing late night movies all trying to win the title of "worst remake of Night of the Living Dead". Combine this with "after the apocalypse" and I can think of six Really Bad book ideas in under a minute.
So imagine my delight when I sat down to read this and discovered a series of wonderfully written vignettes that examined what real people would face, and overcome, if put in the world of the book's title. The viewpoints are fresh and imaginative, the characters believable, and the author deftly navigates the minefield of possible cliches without setting off a single one. This book deserves a place on your "read again" list.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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