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In this superbly enjoyable send up of zombie lit, Edgar Award winner and National Book Award finalist Jess Walter provides a perspective on America’s preferred beast: You don’t need to be dead to be always a zombie. Walt produces since it is moving—and even more damning because it’s therefore identifiable a nightmare that's as side-splitting. Occur the entire year 2040, amid moving outbreaks, financial breaks, ozone cancers, inherited piracy, and an Arizona border battle, “Don’t Consume Cat” may be the tale of Owen, a man who only really wants to your investment outcomes of his current total-body check using a grande soy latte prior to going to function in Seattle’s food/fund area. The planet has gone right to hell, and the absolute most scary section of it's that not really a damn thing has changed: You still have to visit work, you still don’t have a partner, and, incredibly, the point in the Starbucks Monetary still exercises on forever.