What are you reading right now ?
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Re: What are you reading right now ?
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Yes, pandemic fiction has become very popular with everything that's going on.
May I suggest Mira Grant's 'Newsflesh' trilogy?
It's zombies, but not the way you normally see them, and includes a culture that has embraced social distancing due to the virus (and PTSD).
(The author did an amazing amount of research into virology, so most of the science, while set against a fictional virus that causes zombieism, is accurate to viruses as a whole.)
What is grief, if not love persevering?
Grief is just love with no place to go.
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Oh, I read that one a long time ago. Can't really remember anything about it except that I didn't like it. Thanks for suggesting, though.Gravy wrote: ↑24 Mar 2020, 22:15Yes, pandemic fiction has become very popular with everything that's going on.
May I suggest Mira Grant's 'Newsflesh' trilogy?
It's zombies, but not the way you normally see them, and includes a culture that has embraced social distancing due to the virus (and PTSD).
(The author did an amazing amount of research into virology, so most of the science, while set against a fictional virus that causes zombieism, is accurate to viruses as a whole.)
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