/lit/ - Literature

>reading this piece of trash
Oh lord. Thank you OP for reminding me why I don't read genre literature.

>>4698978
>implying that's not the only choice

>>4698985
Shouldn't you be quoting Nietzsche in another Marxism thread?

>>4698985
You want a medal or something, autist?

>>4698985
>not reading genre lit in grade eight

>>4699052
>grade eight
>not eighth grade
fuck off you filthy canadian

>>4698978

Everyone who enter this thread is sperging out, if you didn't like the book, why do you feel a need to complain about it? It was a fine free reading work.

The battle of Yonkers was highly overrated, in my opinion, until I realized that they were meant to fail the entire time, and their wimpy, disgustingly set up resistance was actually critical. They were one of the northern 'final stand' cities meant to distract the zombies as the evacuation effort got into motion as described in the South African plan. It cohesively linked the beginning and the middle of the book well, and was a neat move by the author.

From a pure imagery perspective, I really liked the Russian executions. For breeziness of reading, I liked the smuggler. The K9 handlers were well done and were gripping to read about. The best suspense passage of the novel was the family that decided to go into freezing Canada to camp till the undead were gone.