Great Writting man, Specially the 8 chapter. I think that's pretty much how a real survivor would make, not killing zombies and nothing fancy, just good and old sneak and stealth.

Two things caught my attention though, you have one question, made by you ( or whoever is making the interview), that James doesn't answer it.

Second one is more a personal thing. I think you should make more interactions between the interviwer and the interviewees.

Again, great story. It really captures the book essence, and I really think you should write few more interviews. One idea I have for you, is a chapter about the Astronauts at the ISS, how they would survive and such.

A very good collection. I don't know of you'd still update it, but I definitely wouldn't mind if you would at the very least. ...and by that I mean I'd love it and would continue reading it. A fellow reviewer raised an interesting point about the various nuclear power plants around the world. Maybe you could write something about that?

Very nicely written! I finished all chapters last night.

I did have one thing I was curious about...in the beginning of this chapter, you set up that James is annoyed how people keep asking him about being a LaMoe, which is why, as the story progressed, i half expected something bad to happen to Sonia.

When it didn't, i asked myself, 'Why wasn't she as annoyed? Wasn't she also being asked, as much as James, about also being a LaMoe?' I mean, she'd survived just as long as he did, right?

Just wondering...

So it takes a zombi apocalypse to bring democracy to Libya? Figures...Another great update. The mercy killings were certainly provocative.

Brings to mind the old Tolstoy truism of being able to judge a society by the way it treats its prisoners. So what does that say about those who want to conveniently dispose of the quislngs?

Basically Roy Chapman Andrews meets Fort Apache. Talk about an unlikely combination. I am curious as to how they kept supplied at the base. Eventually, they would have run out of food and being in the middle of Asia puts you well away from the coast and many populated centers that might be able to help support you.

The sad truth is that Zimbabwe is in ruins now without a zombie invasion. They would have just been one more layer of misery on top of a country that is already practically a failed state. Interesting perspective though.

Actually, Brunei looks fairly exposed. Sure the surrounding jungle would be an impediment to most invaders but would only slow down zombie hordes. I'm amazed the Sultan of Brunei though he could hold out, declaring his kingdom a Gibraltar of the Pacific. Funny there was a little city just across the Straits from his kingdom that was supposedly a fortress state as well. It ended up only taking 5000 Japanese soldiers on bicycles to take Singapore. Those who fail to heed history really are doomed to repeat it.

Completely messed up and realistic stories of survivors. Well done.

This actually raises another good point. What about the numerous nuclear plants around the world. Were they abandoned during the Zombie War. How many of them went critical bcause no one was there to cool the fuel rods.

Good work, sir.

Great story so far though I'm not sure how he managed to import so rare a commodity as zombie sniffing dogs. You'd think the few countries that took the threat seriously enough to train them would be averse to parting with any of them. Otherwise loving this one.

Nice chapter.

Good start.