Zombies never felt so real, nor have they ever been so
daunting, as in Ronan Cray’s Dust Eaters North. An unlikely group of weary travelers finds
strength in numbers and solace in a unified goal. Getting north is a matter of life and death
for this motley crew. Rumor has it
there’s a cure and that’s the one thing they can all agree is paramount.
Prose meets an unlikely companion in this work of zombie
fiction. Is it redundant to say, ‘zombie fiction’? A well-written, witty read, with
characters that are as genuinely flawed as they are resilient, this book will
be well received by those who crave literature centered upon flesh-eating
monsters. But more surprisingly, it may
well have the literary gusto to recruit an untapped group of those who
heretofore have sworn off, or would even dare to scoff at the oft-scorned
zombie genre. Author Ronan Cray breathes
life and plausibility into Dust Eaters North, a book which earns our
recommendation and has earned the Literary Classics Seal of Approval.
LITERARY CLASSICS Book Awards & Reviews International Book Awards • Top Honors Youth Book Awards • Seal of Approval http://www.clcawards.org
The imagery is very powerful, particularly the hut scene. Just try to get these word pictures out of your head!
ReplyDeleteWell scared fan,
Mary Donlon