skygiants

...okay, so, you may not have been around the night I was like "ADVICE: NEVER PLAY APPLES TO APPLES WITH TEA PARTY MEMBERS" the night we had the family Christmas gathering in Atlanta, at which point seventeen-year-old gay cousin (who I hadn't seen since he was, like... four? six?) presented me with a copy of Feed, and said "IT'S ALL POLITICAL AND STUFF YOU WILL LOVE IT". His father is the kind of Republican who makes Glenn Beck look left-wing.

Seanan is not one of my favorite people, speaking both personally and creatively.

Zombies squick me and I don't like dystopia.

I really don't like it when Republicans are portrayed as cardboard villains, especially if said cardboard villainy is associated with the South and/or rural places. Same goes for cardboard villains with religious convictions.

Do I want to read this book, or do I want to find it a new home?