Essays on World War Z

In Max Brooks’s World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War, he explorers a variety of scenarios occurring before and during the global Zombie War. Most of his fictional report deals with the spread of zombies and humanity’s efforts to survive against the...

When one thinks of the things that could kill them in a zombie apocalypse, their minds will likely go to disease, starvation, or obviously, zombie. However, there are means of death less talked about yet just as deadly. For example, pharmaceutical drug companies and dishonest...

America. The land of the free. This country’s foundation was built on individuality, on autonomy, and on the ability to “pull oneself up by one’s bootstraps” and begin again. Today, however, this individualistic spirit has manifested itself as selfishness and egocentricity in many North Americans....

The Similarities and Differences between World War Z and its Film Adaptation The novel and film adaptations of World War Z differ drastically from each other. The two have storylines that only have one common factor between them, which is zombies. The two adaptations have...