Caitlin is a young woman living in Augusta, Maine, during the zombie apocalypse. She's surrounded by zombies; all the non-zombies, except her, have left Augusta for safer regions. She's even sharing her home with a zombie, her father. Her mother, who also became a zombie, wandered off.
Caitlin is recording her thoughts, observations, and experiences in a children's school notebook. The current one has a picture of flaming motorcycles on the cover. Her observations contradict much of the official information, still broadcast by tv and radio stations in places where the zombies haven't displaced the non-zombies. One of those observations is that the zombies have a culture.
This story is about that culture, her zombie father's participation, and what happens as a result.
It's really not possible to say more without venturing into spoiler territory, because it's a short story. Caitlin is a fully realized character, though, and oddly, so is her father.
Recommended.
Free on Libro.fm for members. I'm reviewing it voluntarily.
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