** spoiler alert ** 
 Everyone Dies at the End is a well written horror novella. The plot deals with a disease based zombie apocalypse in which a fungoid infection turns normal people (and animals) into homicidal cannibals. Horror fans should be familiar with that scenario by now, but as stated earlier, the book is well written and the scenario's description nasty and vivid. Rather unusual is the fact that about half of the piece is told from a drug addict's point ov view, who, in addition to fighting zombies, has to battle with his own demons (or, rather, demon) and addiction related problems. This is one of the main features that make Everyone Dies at the End an interesting read. The novella's most problematic and controversial part is the ending, which contains a major and "surprising" plot twist and arrives last minute on the last few pages. It is actually so surprising that one isn't sure if he should feel relief (for a surprise happy ending) or anger (for feeling cheated/kidded with).While the ending leaves a strange taste, I would recommend the rest of the novella for its thick atmosphere.