To give you a taste of the delicious innards of this book, I picked a random haiku for you to devour: He tells the story of his attacker in the form of 5-7-5 Haiku from the moment his attacker was turned, until he was attacked. The book is written by a poet who’d been bitten by a zombie in the waning days of the Zombie Apocalypse. The cover and layout stood out from her standard fare, and when I paged through, I was pleased to find it was more than just another zombie story – it was something unique. Plus the book is illustrated with over 50 photos from the zombie’s eye and designed with extra blood, guts and pus! From infection to demise, readers will accompany the narrator on a zen journey through deserted streets and barracaded doors for every eye-popping, gut-wrenching, flesh-eating moment right up until the inevitable bullet to the brain. Perfect for zombiephiles, video game addicts, grindhouse nostalgists, and horror movie fanatics, Zombie Haiku is the touching story of a zombie’s gradual decay told through the intimate poetry of haiku. Unfortunately for me, this time she picked one that immediately captured my attention – Ryan Mecum’s Zombie Haiku: Good Poetry for Your…Brains. Normally when Jackie has an impulse buy at Barnes and Noble, I roll my eyes and scold her for spending money when she has a shelf of unread books.
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