A thinking zombie embarks on a cross-country quest to achieve equality for the undead. Jack Barnes, a college professor turned zombie, retains his intellect and ability to write, a unique condition he believes can bridge the gap between humans and the undead. His goal is to demonstrate this to Howard Stein, the creator of the zombie virus. Barnes gathers a group of uniquely talented zombies, including Guts, Joan, Annie, and Ros, to aid him in this perilous journey. They face the physical and societal constraints of a world hostile to their existence, driven by a shared yearning for equality.

The premise of a sentient zombie seeking equality suggests a narrative that balances horror elements with dark humor and a surprisingly heartwarming core. The journey format implies a character-driven story where the interactions among the diverse zombie group are central to the plot. The exploration of themes like equality and coexistence, even within a zombie apocalypse, points to a thought-provoking, albeit bloody, narrative. Readers are likely to find themselves invested in the success of Barnes and his unconventional posse.