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Alexander Malchenko malchenko — Heavy-handed and existentialist. I wish the rats had been taller and had had more personality.

Pedro Rufin pedrorufin — I loved this book. I couldn't put it down. It was just one of those books.... it has narrative layers, interesting clues, a unique tone.... once you piece it all together, you have to go back and see how the writer laid it all for you from the beginning. It's creepy. The kind of Joey-in-Friends creepy where you want to put it in your freezer at night so it isn't in the same room wtih you. And what makes it so good is its clever construction. Read it!

Robin Olson _lson — Fascinating, disgusting, and hilariously written from the first sentence. I couldn't stop reading bits of it aloud to my friends regardless of whether or not they were interested (or had just eaten). One of the things that most amazed me reading this was the realization of how little I know about all the insane shit that people spend their days doing. Like, holy crap, it's actually someone's job to walk around a field filled with dead bodies and take notes on the rate of decomposition. Someone actually receives a paycheck for sawing off the heads of human cadavers for lab use. Plus the chapter on decomposition is really eye-opening. Really makes you reconsider burial. The sad fact is, a zombie invasion just won't be possible when I turn into an oozing flesh puddle. So now I'm not sure what to do with my organs...

Mohamed Gamal geactormy — Amazing...