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Mine was "Rot and ruin" by Jonathon Maberry. This work added a sad and very humane side to survivors of a zombie plague ending the "lives" of their zombie family and friends.
ReplyDeleteI was fascinated by "Stuff: Compulsive Hoarding and the Meaning of Things" by Gail Steketee PhD and Randy Frost PhD. It provides some interesting insights into what drives people to let "stuff" take over their lives.
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