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4.5 stars
--first-person narration told in a stream-of-consciousness style
--great prose, written in a sometimes fragmentary, disjointed style that focuses on getting ideas on the page and eschews traditional grammatical strictures
--visceral, vivid descriptions throughout; well drawn action scenes; several moving scenes (especially those involving the death of Hig's dog, Jasper)
--grim, dark, pessimistic view of human nature in a post-apocalyptic world: every person for herself/himself with a "shoo ...more
--first-person narration told in a stream-of-consciousness style
--great prose, written in a sometimes fragmentary, disjointed style that focuses on getting ideas on the page and eschews traditional grammatical strictures
--visceral, vivid descriptions throughout; well drawn action scenes; several moving scenes (especially those involving the death of Hig's dog, Jasper)
--grim, dark, pessimistic view of human nature in a post-apocalyptic world: every person for herself/himself with a "shoo ...more
Finally, a "what happens after a plague has killed off almost all the population" book that is written for adults. A fast read you don't want to put down, or at least get back to soon. worth reading, pick it up and take a chance.
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Jan 26, 2018
Matthew Kilgore
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