How do zombies live? How can they survive the massive infection they must have? Why are they so hungry when a typical animal that sick would stop eating? (And why do they hold their arms up in front of them?) 
 These are some of the questions explored in The Zombie Autopsies, a horror novel structured as a packet for researchers attending a meeting to discuss the fate of humanity during a zombie epidemic. 
 The author has a medical background, so the focus is on zombiism as a disease process. The writing is a sometimes dry, and sometimes horrifying. The drawings are gruesome. 
 I am curious to know if it would be more interesting to readers with a stronger background in biology, but I don't recommend they read it 
 close to mealtime, or bedtime. 
 I am also amused that the copy I got from the public library had a bridal shower invitation as a bookmark.