A review by biscuitngrav
Breathers: A Zombie's Lament by S.G. Browne

5.0

WARNING: Do not try to read in large sittings if unable to sustain continuous laughter without breathing. An iconic mix of black, dry, and whimsical humors, the laughter allows for unexpected exploration of the extent to which morality can still apply to existential humanism. While the work can't avoid the occasional eye-rolling cliché, cultural relativists would do well to anticipate a black challenge.