Schmuck w. Underwood

I'm not generally a fan of "memoirs" (they usually sound like self-aggrandizing egofests or self-pitying therapy sessions), but Tina Fey is so funny and self-deprecating that she can write about any situation and make it pure entertainment.

Don't forget to grab the pdf -- it's full of personal photos that go with the story. To get it, go to "My Library" and under the audio download link, you'll see a "pdf" link -- make sure you're only mousing over the "pdf" part, or you'll download the book all over again.

So happy to find my favorite zombie book on Audible! The voice actors are pretty close to sounding like these characters do in my head when I read the book. It's really cool hearing this come to life. What a fun story, with heroes that are actually "heroic," the way comic book heroes used to be. I often find that post-apocalyptic stories are too cynical and bleak for my taste, but this one is actually kind of hopeful...the sort of story you want to read all over again after you finish it.