Harrison Howe

This book stands out in the current blitz of zombie fiction, distinguishing itself as not yet another apocalyptic use of the monster trope. Instead, author Howe chooses to take the zombie monster, and turn it on edge, and use it to plumb the depths of the story of a young boy, and how he reacts to the world around him. It's a story about an underdog, Billy Barton, who is tormented by his pre-teen peers, and as anyone who went through such experiences can tell you, the real monsters in this story isn't the walking dead man. Funny, fast paced, gruesome and poignant. A story sure to please both the young audience it is aimed at, and the savvy adult.… (plus d'informations)