Get Off My L@wn: How a Computer Geek and His Wife Survived the Zombie Apocalypse

Perry Kivolowitz brings his background as a Silicon Valley technologist to a survival narrative set in rural Wisconsin. The story follows Doug Handsman and his wife Ruth Ann after they retire from California. They face a zombie outbreak that swells into millions of infected individuals. Doug relies on his data center infrastructure, while Ruth Ann utilizes her hunter instincts to protect their home. The plot spans forty days following the initial breakout. It examines logistical challenges such as military defense strategies without nuclear options and government liability waivers for survivors. The narrative also addresses the management of refugee camps housing hundreds of thousands of people. Kivolowitz uses a technologist's lens to question how society maintains order during collapse. This approach offers a distinct perspective on the horror genre by focusing on infrastructure and policy rather than just combat. Readers who appreciate technical problem-solving within apocalyptic scenarios will find this engaging. Those seeking traditional action-heavy zombie thrillers may prefer other titles. The book provides a complete story arc grounded in practical survival logic.