*No doubt, Laymon's maturity level never advanced beyond the age of 13. The Best news yet? Even the books of his you don't think sound like your cup of tea probably are anyway. Mattering on your topic of interest, you can mosey your way through all the book descriptions & pick out something you really want to delve into. ALL of them HORROR btw.Įven his lesser works are way beyond most horror writer's best. The Good news!?!? You have nothing to fear.

And in my best Men's Warehouse George Zimmer voice, I'm gonna say:Īfter you've read this one, you will crave all things Richard Laymon. It's a zombie book, ya feel me!? But with this particular one, you cannot possibly go wrong in reading it.

No sense in telling you about the plot, characters, or anything else beyond what was said in the synopsis. The opening chapter pulled me in faster than a speeding bullet to the brain! I hungered for more and more and MORE, eating up every piece and every scrap until my eyes were as red as the eyes of the dead inside. ~ DUDE! It's about zombies! - Isn't that enough!? ~ Here's the back cover of the book in case you're one of those peoples that actually need to to know the particulars of what a zombie book is about. I can't think of a better trend than Zombiemania!Įven a bad zombie book can be mildly entertaining.Ī great zombie book though, like this one, can be re-read over and over and be ravenously eaten up again and again.

EVER AGAIN.Īnd I've been thanking this book ever since!Īnd all the cool George Romero zombie flicks too. Resurrection Dreams is the funniest most fun best book I ever read that helped add to the growing, gnawing, bone-crunching, lipsmacking interest in zombies that, by this point, has swept nearly everyone up into an uncontrollable off the heezy zombie frenzy that forever changed the world we know leaving in its wake a land of apocalyptic death, ruin, and destruction.

Resurrection Dreams by Richard Laymon