by Jay Wilburn

We have come to the conclusion of another great blog tour. Winter of Zombie 2017 was a pleasure to host. I was very impressed with the work and range of these authors. The authors and featured works involved were well worth promoting. We have a lot of exciting stories, ongoing adventures, stand-alones, anthologies, a cookbook/ survival guide, and stories coming to an end for readers to choose from.

Reading through so many stories each season to choose which authors and books to feature is a pleasure and a challenge. I have to find a range of stories to give fans of the tour different things to choose from. I then have to pick the best from among those different types of stories. I always end up having to pass on a few good ones to let the featured selections get some attention. Lots of tough choices, but I’m glad to have these authors before your eyes this November and hopefully their works in your hands and before your eyes through the winter and beyond. The best of the new and the veteran writers in the genre. We strive to find works and authors most of the audience have not already discovered too.

We most of all appreciate the readers. Thanks for checking out what writers in this genre have created. The audience is a vital part of the storytelling and we all appreciate you doing your part.

If you missed any of the great posts from the Winter of Zombie blog tour 2017, check out the Master Schedule for everything linked for your convenience.

If you miss the tour already, go ahead and join the Summer of Zombie 2018 blog tour event page on Facebook. You’ll be all set when we get ready to crank up again in June.

If you are an author of zombie fiction and want to be considered for the Summer of Zombie tour 2018 or future tours, follow this link to apply. Be sure to read the requirements to be sure your work fits our timeframe for release dates and to be sure you are willing to commit to the requirements of featured authors on the tour. We’ll be happy to consider you and your work. Apply early, so we have plenty of time to check out your work.

I’ll see you all for Summer of Zombie 2018 on June 1st.

Take one more quick look at our featured works this year. Choose something to read and order a copy now.

Pick up the Final Dying Days book Dying Days 9
or begin the series now.

Pick up Middletown 3: Metal Apocalypse.

Pick up Treasured Chests.

Pick up The Shed by Chris Philbrook
or begin the series now.

Pick up Abyss by Shawn Chesser
or begin the series now.

Pick up Stage 3: Alpha
or begin with book one now.

Pick up Affliction
or begin the Green Fields series now.

Pick up Undead Worlds now.

Pick up Zombie School Lockdown by Grivante
or check out the whole series now.

Pick up The Walking Dead:
The Official Cookbook and Survival Guide.

Pick up PATHOGENS by James Schannep
and the rest of the Click Your Poison series.

Pick up Dying Days: Death Sentence.

Pick up This Dying World: Abandon All Hope
or begin with book one.

Thanks for joining us for Winter of Zombie 2017!

Jay Wilburn

Jay Wilburn has a Masters Degree in Education that goes mostly unused since he quit teaching to write about zombies. Jay writes horror because he tends to find the light by facing down the darkness. His is doing well following a life saving kidney transplant. Jay is the author of Maidens of Zombie Kingdom a young adult fantasy trilogy, Lake Scatter Wood Tales adventure books for elementary and middle school readers, Vampire Christ a trilogy of political and religious satire, and The Dead Song Legend. He cowrote The Enemy Held Near, Yard Full of Bones, and The Hidden Truth with Armand Rosamilia. You can also find Jay's work in Best Horror of the Year volume 5. He is a staff writer with Dark Moon Digest, LitReactor, and the Still Water Bay series with Crystal Lake Publishing.

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