Zombie Survival Guide: Novice to Expert

By: Jason Wright

Narrated by: Jason L. Bishop

The concept of zombies has evolved dramatically over time, rooted in various cultural beliefs and folklore. The earliest instances of the undead can be traced back to ancient civilizations, where tales of the dead returning to life were often linked to spiritual beliefs and the fear of the unknown.

In Haitian Vodou, for instance, the idea of a zombie is tied to the belief in sorcery and the manipulation of souls. Vodou priests, known as bokors, were said to have the power to reanimate corpses, which laid the groundwork for the modern perception of zombies as mindless beings under the control of a master.

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Interesting (J)

Very interesting on how to survive a zombie apocalypse, guides you on what tools and equipment you would need, how to set up food supply, keep up good health, Design plans to survive. Overall definitely very enjoyable and very. interesting.

outstanding

surprisingly good. this listen was a welcome reprieve from a regular Zombie story. Being a tutorial on how to survive and what happens to be most successful and what type of Zombies pose the biggest threats. Great listen.

Really nothing on prepared things before it happens

Really remove the zombie parts and all you had was post-apocalypse pepper guide, which wasn’t overly useful nothing on how to do things only a rough draft what some should do not how they should go it there’s a difference.

Easy to listen and well organized

This was a fun and interesting listen. It goes over a lot of the most important considerations you'll want to have in mind for any SHTF situation, zombie or no. It's a great book for getting yourself thinking in the right direction without getting too lost or intimidated by the specifics. If you're already well versed in disaster prep, this book won't take you down into the weeds. It's definitely more geared toward the new initiate to the world of prepping. The narrator does a fine job of keeping the interest high throughout the book, and was pleasing to listen to.