"Lucid, bittersweet, dense with memory, transparent and ephemeral as the dew. Black and white images... palpable achievements and failures, Bartholomew's verses are reflective without sentimentality. These poems bridge an earlier era, unapologetically, with themes universally important...." -Raymond Hutson author of Topeka, ma'shuge

In August 2016, the President of the United States announced to the nation that he was signing into law Executive Order 14245, The Zombie Assimilation Act. The following day, millions of zombies who were being imprisoned in camps around the country were released into the general population.
This is the story of the Quinn family of Boston, Massachusetts, an ordinary American family as they adjust to their new lives, living among zombies in their schools, hospitals, workplaces - Everywhere.