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[e_phemerart]

Today I helped a nice gentleman find some zombie novels. I'm currently reading another one myself.

Yesterday, I helped a goth girl* get internet access to a modeling site and had a nice chat recommending my photographer friend to her.

*goth girl and her bf, handsome young 20-somethings, are occassional library patrons; I've noticed them before, not because they come in all that frequently, but because when they do they are always dressed to perfection in stylish gothic black.

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[geminiknight.livejournal.com]

I'm sure you've read it already, but I highly recommend World War Z by Max Brooks!

[e-phemera.livejournal.com]

LOL....That's the EXACT book the patron was looking for! I had to track it down on the sorting/holding shelves for him. Are you a zombie fan too?

[geminiknight.livejournal.com]

Who doesn't love brain eating shambling undead? ;)

In case you haven't seen it before:

[batwinged.livejournal.com]

We have a collection of zombie books! We're always looking for more though. WWZ was my only xmas present this year. ^__^

[e-phemera.livejournal.com]

Funniest zombie book:
Christopher Moore. THE STUPIDEST ANGEL: a heartwarming tale of Christmas terror.

Most interesting "nonfiction":
The Undead and Philosophy: Chicken Soup for the Soulless (Popular Culture and Philosophy) by Richard Greene and K. Silem Mohammad

Currently reading:
Daniel Waters. GENERATION DEAD (a YA zombie teenagers book)

Recently read:
Brian James. ZOMBIE BLONDES (another YA title)

[ryokara.livejournal.com]

That's awesome.

World War Z

[alarican.livejournal.com]

Before G hacked my email, uncovered proof of bad deeds I had performed, and therefore gave Daniel reason to stop talking to me altogether, he and I swapped quite a few books.

There were quite a few good ones he recommended. Probably the *best* he recommended was World War Z - in fact, I still have *his* copy.

From what I hear, there's a movie in the works. I'm kind of dreading that they'll botch it - it's such an intense and SERIOUS book. But, at the same time... very hopeful.