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- timspalding recommends And the Band Played On: Politics, People, and the AIDS Epidemic by Randy Shilts, "Some may take offense at the suggestion, but I think don't think World War Z could have been written without And the Band Played On, an oral history (see more) of the all-too-real AIDS epidemic. Shilts' is by far the better book, even if it weren't true and important."
- stmartins recommends Patient Zero by Jonathan Maberry, "Also a killer Zombie thriller and an awesome first book in the "Joe Ledger" series.
Teaser and free prequal story avaiable at stmartins.com/JonathanMaberry"
- storyjunkie recommends Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler, "Both are tales of how to survive a world gone mad, though there are no zombies in Butler's. Both works' treatment of the human questions are equally nuanced, (see more) variable, and detailed."
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