Moody, David

This carefully documented work based largely on primary sources, such as the writer's letters, is highly recommended for serious Pound scholars.

This fifth and final chapter is a fine and fitting conclusion to horror maestro Moody's "Autumn" series. While packed with enough undead action to please even the most ravenous zombiephile, the novel truly succeeds when Moody slows down the pace and focuses on his characters' humanity. The true horror isn't the living dead, it's the darkness inside the living. The questions Moody poses will resonate long after the book is finished. Highly recommended.

In under 24 hours, a contagion kills 99 percent of the human race...