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This has no right being as good as it is, especially with how awful it was at the beginning.
I also just realized that Matt Gardner, the author, is the same Matt Gardner who narrates the story.
A piece of auto-fiction, like Dick Jizzmark's Boogeyman series? Or did a ghostwriter write this? I'm leaning toward ghostwriter, because there's no author name on the copyright page, only the publisher.
— Sep 19, 2026 04:44PM
I also just realized that Matt Gardner, the author, is the same Matt Gardner who narrates the story.
A piece of auto-fiction, like Dick Jizzmark's Boogeyman series? Or did a ghostwriter write this? I'm leaning toward ghostwriter, because there's no author name on the copyright page, only the publisher.
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A soldier is asked what he will do against the walking dead and he responds (to paraphrase here) that if he shoots off their legs they will not be able to walk, thus no more walking dead.
I mean...
He ain't wrong lol
— Sep 20, 2026 01:55PM
I mean...
He ain't wrong lol
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Okay, I'm ready to get on with it. The last 30 pages have really bogged this fucker down.
— Sep 19, 2026 10:37PM
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Admittedly, I'm a sucker for stories like this one. CONGO, THE RUINS, et al. Any take about white people invading the ribal communities and suffering the consequences will always appeal to me, even if the author doesn't intend for that to be the theme. I will always side with indigenous peoples.
— Sep 19, 2026 11:53AM
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This book was published in 1972, so I expected an antiquated experience, maybe even some archaic language and cultural faux pas, but the overt racism is a bit much. All the Mexicans are described as greasy and ignorant, and one Mayan person is said to speak "Indian", as if all indigenous peoples the world over speak a singular language. This wasn't correct back then, not even back then.
— Sep 19, 2026 08:38AM