This is the Way the World Ends

The interview-style format made the horrors feel more personal and immediate. I wonder if this was inspired by real oral histories or a narrative experiment?

Switching between different voices created a layered view of the zombie war. Did that make it feel more realistic or overwhelming?

The detailed reflections on survival and loss seemed to shift the story from typical zombie fare to something more introspective. Was this a deliberate choice to explore human resilience?