The Writer of "World War Z" and "Zombie Survival Guide" spoke at my college

[Nicholas]

I just got back from listening to a speaker on campus. Max Brooks, the son of Mel Brooks, and writer fo the books "World War Z" and "The Zombie Survival Guide" spoke to us about how to survive a zombie apocalypse, and answer questions. Some of the questions he was asked were freaking hilarious.

[Philosophickle]

That is awesome. His books are amazing.

[Nicholas]

That is awesome. His books are amazing.

Yeah, I'll have to read them when I have time over the summer. I'm so danged busy that during the school year I have time to actually read anything simply for the pleasure of it.

[Philosophickle]

I hear you.
Did he play his zombie survivor part while he was there? It seems like he never turns it off.

[Nicholas]

I hear you.
Did he play his zombie survivor part while he was there? It seems like he never turns it off.

I don't think so, though there was a vague reference to the fact that his interest in the undead was started by a horrible childhood experience that he refuses to talk about.

[Philosophickle]

I don't think so, though there was a vague reference to the fact that his interest in the undead was started by a horrible childhood experience that he refuses to talk about.

Maybe he saw his dad with his head turned backwards commenting on the size of his posterior.

[Nicholas]

Maybe he saw his dad with his head turned backwards commenting on the size of his posterior.

Either that or Frankenstein.