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Max Brooks

American writer and actorWikipedia

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Oct 19, 2026

JamieHOST
27:32
That's what's happening in the beginning of this book.
JamieHOST
27:34
So the beginning of this book, there's a character, Max Brooks, who's actually written.
JamieHOST
27:39
This is an oral history of the zombie war.
JamieHOST
27:41
That's the title.
SarahHOST
27:44
Yes.
JamieHOST
27:45
So World War Z, an oral history of the zombie war.
JamieHOST
27:48
And Max Brooks is the author.
JamieHOST
27:51
But he has written this.
VictusHOST
16:27
And, uh...
VictusHOST
16:31
Written by Max Brooks, the guy who wrote World War Z.
VictusHOST
16:34
Well, this is literally a survival guide for the zombie apocalypse.
VictusHOST
16:38
Like, cut and dry.
Scott RockfileHOST
5:16
It's not what Brad Pitt or the rest of the team decided to do with the source material.
Scott RockfileHOST
5:20
Max Brooks' book, World War Z, is basically stories told by people who survive the event.
Scott RockfileHOST
5:27
This movie is showing you the event as it happens, as it breaks out, as we deal with it, as we try and find a way to deal with it.
Scott RockfileHOST
5:35
I think it plays out as it should and stands up with most of the higher-budgeted zombie movies that have come out after the classics like Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead and some of the Italian ones.
Dave KeenHOST
45:07
I didn't have to look it up.
Dave KeenHOST
45:08
I suddenly thought his son wrote that, wrote the World War Z books, Max Brooks.
Dave KeenHOST
45:12
Max Broo- World War Z books, Max Brooks, Mel Brooks.
Dave KeenHOST
45:17
That's who it is.
Dave KeenHOST
45:18
I had to think of his son to think of the dad.
LJHOST
2:53
Okay.
LeynaHOST
3:09
Another one, World War Z by Max Brooks.
LeynaHOST
3:11
This one has been out for a while.
LeynaHOST
3:13
They made a really horrible movie with Brad Pitt.
Robert P. OttoneGUEST
38:16
I
Chris WhitmanHOST
38:16
didn't recommend, um, Max Brooks, he's good at disaster preparedness.
Robert P. OttoneGUEST
38:21
That he is.
Robert P. OttoneGUEST
38:24
I just reread World War Z and I'm just forever struck by how incredible that book is.
Andrew TavinHOST
44:47
That's good.
Andrew TavinHOST
44:49
Um, so, uh, oh, I guess you got Mel Brooks' son also, Max Brooks.
Lenny BurnhamHOST
44:59
Oh, yeah.
Andrew TavinHOST
44:59
There's stuff there.
speaker_3HOST
17:06
That is probably best defined by the 2013 blockbuster World War Z.
speaker_4HOST
17:11
Oh, absolutely, adapted from Max Brooks' novel.
speaker_3HOST
17:14
Right.
speaker_3HOST
17:15
Brad Pitt plays Gerry Lane, who is a former UN investigator, and he is thrust into a literal race around the globe to find the origin of and a cure for this pathogen that is turning humanity into ferocious sprinting zombies.
speaker_3HOST
18:07
Really?
speaker_4HOST
18:07
Yeah.
speaker_4HOST
18:08
Though it has to be said many fans of the source material noted how far it strayed from Max Brooks' novel.
speaker_3HOST
18:14
Right, because the book was structured entirely differently.
speaker_3HOST
28:07
King shows us that a society is ultimately just a continuous series of choices about who gets to be afraid in public and who possesses the power to manage and legislate that fear, which leads us directly to a book that takes this idea of the post-apocalyptic committee meeting and blows it up to a global geopolitical scale.
speaker_2HOST
28:25
Max Brooks' World War Z, published in 2006.
speaker_2HOST
28:29
Now, I need to put a huge disclaimer here for the listener.
speaker_3HOST
28:34
Definitely.
CodyHOST
19:50
So in this game, and I don't know if this was, uh...
CodyHOST
19:53
I've never read any of the books, but I know, like, Max Brooks actually wrote a couple Minecraft books.
JoeHOST
19:58
Nice.
CodyHOST
19:58
Um, but I don't, again, I don't know if it's this game, the, the, the dungeon series, or if it's a lore thing, but the characters you interact with, you're not actually hearing...

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