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|pages=160
|publisher=Gollancz
|date=21 Jan January 1999
|isbn=1857988094
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Robert Neville can hear them outside once again. Night after night, they torment and tease him. "Come out Robert we have something to show you", the women say. "Scared", mocks his old friend Ben Cortman. Both he knows and they know he is probably the last human alive. Isolated and alone in a world of vampires he continues his nightly routine of Beethoven and alcohol until daylight comes when he can search the town in safety and purge it of a just a few of his tormentors.
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|comment= Totally agree with this review. As a fan of the vampire/zombie genre I love 'I am Legend' for it's brave themes and challenges on usual cliches.
Good work, thanks.
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