Sounds cool to me! I loved the way Brooks deconstructed and found a new angle to the stale zombie genre with his original horror opus, so let's hope he can do the same here! Also, unlike WWZ, there seems to be a main character in this story – rather than the collected stories of his previous effort – so that if there has to be a Hollywood adaptation (which there obviously doesn't, but that's what's being reported on at the moment), at least it might be easier to adapt and not get mangled beyond recognition in the process. It is described as “part survival narrative, part bloody horror tale, part scientific journey into the boundaries between truth and fiction.” The tale is told via the lens of town resident Kate Holland. Rainier that, in the aftermath of a volcanic eruption, is rampaged by ferocious beasts known as the Sasquatch. The story is set in a model eco-community town in the shadow of Mt. Sasquatch)' myth – and like WORLD WAR Z – the book takes the form of collected documents and scientific observations, rather than a straightforward narrative.

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THR reports that Max Brooks – author of the popular WORLD WAR Z novel (that became the basis for the blockbuster Brad Pitt film) – has sold the rights to his latest book DEVOLUTION: A FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT OF THE RAINIER SASQUATCH MASSACRE to Legendary Entertainment.

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