They fear that a part of it is being withdrawn.' Epic food for thought huh. You have to run through things with someone on top before you get an all clear. Who's gonna be held accountable at the end of the day if you fk up the checks just cuz you were lazy? What if you let low level employees who reall didn't think hard enough before releasing your statement to the press? Sometimes in a big corporation or organisation things like that are just not very feasible. I mean, I hate red tape and protocol (who doesn't?) but yes, they are put there for a reason. This is why people think there are govt conspiracies all the time. 'There was a war on, and the ones whose responsibility was to inform us wouldn't even admit that we were fighting it.' How haunting is this statement? When you are brought up to believe everything you're told, and never question the 'official stance'? I shudder at this thought. All because they didn't BELIEVE to spread the message. People felt immensely betrayed- millions of lives were lost. Okay, some context here: George was telling us about how the traditional news outlet dismissed early reports of the zombie infection very casually- supplying TV screens with 'teenagers horsing around with latex and bad stage makeup', while the blogosphere was already dishing out tips on self-defense and tips on how to survive. This shit was written in 2010, and in 2015 the concept is still holding strong. How traditional media ain't trusted anymore. It drew me into its world and kept me engaged. It's a little more thick and drawn out than necessary, but ah well. Was honestly quite surprised by how I much I enjoyed this book. Throw in politcal mystery and intrigue, action, zombies, danger, heart wrenching moments and ta da! You get a solid book. The gang gets the gig of their live- reporting on the presidential campaign of Senator Ryman.

In a world where people try to stay indoors forever and a crowd is '15' people, these daredevils go out, get field footage and basically ' live'.Īdd in Buffy, their tech-head and Fictional- people who write fic and poetry. Shaun is an Irwin (yep, inspired by Steve Irwin)- a kinda of daredevil stunt type blogger. They take blood tests everywhere- it's the standard procedure to limit contamination and infection. What's it about: Two non-blood related siblings Georgia and Shaun live in a post-zombie world.

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