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File Size: 651 KB
Print Length: 241 pages
Publisher: Skyhorse (February 10, 2011)
Publication Date: February 10, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B06XPXRWRV
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I tend to buy a lot of e-books that are reasonably priced and don't have high hopes because many either aren't well written or need editing - or both. However, Zombie Ohio was a great read from the start. It's a more intelligent take on the basic premise of the undead taking over the world, even though the narrator, Peter, isn't particularly lovable at first.I wasn't sure if the writer was going to give us a novel for every state, because I saw thatScott Kenemore has written another one - Zombie Illinois. Apparently, he's doing a trilogy.Anyway, I recommend his books. They're intelligent, and have a dark humour that grows on you. I think Netflix should really have a look at this series. Kenemore is a good writer who doesn't resort to the usual zombie tropes of cliches. Give him a try - you won't be disappointed.
Zombie, Ohio is the first book in the three book (so far) zombie series by Scott Kenemore. It's not a series in the sense of having characters that go through adventures in each book; rather, these are books all set in a zombie world with completely different characters and stories in each book. Consequently, you do not have to read these books in any specific order.The main character, Peter, is not very lovable - in his zombie aspect or what we learn of his human existence. It's obvious he's not meant to be. This makes it all the more believable that someone tried to murder him.The story bogged down in the middle for me as Peter marched around with his zombie friends. Peter was in college professor-zombie mode and analyzing everything. I would have preferred more action and less thinking.I have to say, this is quite a unique novel. An "aware" zombie who holds conversations, but eats brains. He wanders with other zombies and tries so solve his own murder. Strange much? The dark humor is a refreshing change from other zombie books and worth the read.
I love horror fiction, and have for more than 40 years. The new wave of zombie books, and the advent of Kindle self-publishing, has swamped the English-reading world with a lot to choose from. My daughter got to this one before I did and immediately told me, "You've GOT to read this - it's the best book I've read this year." She reads a phenomenal amount, and I knew that was high praise.So I launched into it, and absolutely, this is my favorite ZOMBIE book of all time. It's also a runner-up for the best book I have read in 2013. Kenemore has a gift for creating deceptively sympathetic anti-heroes, and while an entry in a "fluffy" genre, this book stands on its own merits. I also recently finished his follow-up, "Zombie, Illinois", and I'm ready to say Scott Kenemore is 2013's new Richard Matheson. More than anything, the deep flaws and abiding humor of the story's narrator reminded me of Matheson's "Stir of Echoes", one of my all-time favorites. Keep 'em coming, Scott!
I purchased Zombie, Ohio on a whim. I enjoy zombie books and movies, and Amazon was offering some kind of deal so I snapped it up.Zombie, Ohio is different than any other zombie book or movie I have seen in that it centers around a zombie who has human qualities. Basically, the main character can talk and function as a human, but he is dead. He is a zombie. We follow the main zombie character around Ohio and encounter what he encounters and question what he questions, such as why he can still function like a human but be a zombie.Zombie, Ohio is certainly interesting in its unique point of view. Unfortuantely, the book still fell flat for me. The ending left much to be desired (to say the least), and my burning questions were left unanswered where as the book's burning questions answered were the least of my concern.Overall, "Zombie, Ohio" was better than average, but could have been so much more. I was interested through-out the book, and found this book to be so incredibly graphic that I actually gagged a few times in reading some of the zombie encounters. For this I give the book a thumbs up for being so darn descriptive. I haven't had a similar reaction even seeing zombie encounters in movies. On the other hand, the book left me very disappointed in the end, which is never a good thing.
Although I love the concept of telling a zombie story from the perspective of the zombie, this book really missed the mark for me. Several months ago I read Raising Stony Mayhall and fell in love with the book. Stoney is kind, noble, thoughful, a zombie you can get behind and root for. By the middle of Zombie, Ohio I found myself wanting the main character to get his head blown off because he is such a douche!! I don't mind a protagonist with some issues, but zombie Peter is a guy that I hate undead or alive.The only reason I gave this book 2 stars is because the other aspects of the book are entertaining.
A great beach read. I was sucked into the story of a Zombie that strangely is sentient. Even though admittedly "brains taste good" he retains some ability to think, reason and even "love ". We follow him on a journey from organizing and leading a Zombie hoard to "sort of an enlightenment" over the important things in "life". A thoroughly enjoyable read. This is the second Zombie book by Kenemore that I've devoured and intend on "eating more brains"
"Zombie, Ohio" is one of the oddest zombie books I have read and also one of the most enjoyable. No plot spoilers from me: This is told from the perspective of the late professor Peter Mellor, who does not get to "Rest In Peace" after dying but rather becomes one of the living dead instead. As it turns out, Peter was a very flawed person but perhaps he could be a better zombie. While there are a lot of zombies roaming around, it seems none of them are actually as smart as Peter, which puts him at odds with his humanity and the growing need to be more of a true zombie.The writing was fairly good and kept me engaged. I also liked the use of humor and conversational tone throughout the story. Hardcore zombie fans might want to give this one a pass, but it was very much to my liking.Recommended!CFH
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