Hocking makes sure the reader knows just what it’s like to encounter these creatures, like any good zombie book should. One thing I really liked about this book was that the author didn’t spare the reader from any of the gore or unpleasantness that occurs in a world where zombies and the destruction of civilization as we know it is the “norm.” In the scenes where zombies are attacking the main characters, there’s much description of how much blood, limbs, etc are flying around and breaking, and dying.
Hocking’s Hollowland was simply a great novel for its zombies, characters, and the world built inside it’s pages. Over a year ago, I read Hocking’s Switched, which I enjoyed, but Hollowland was a step beyond on the enjoyment level. I was pleasantly surprised with this book.
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