by Jay Wilburn Thomas Malafarina has come a long way with his Dead Kill series. It was always something very different from the beginning, but as the story went from a standalone novel to a full trilogy, it evolved in ways readers could have never seen coming. Now, he is expanding that unique universe farther …
by Thomas M Malafarina Ok. I’m sure after reading the title there are a bunch of people are wondering what sort of twisted bizarre crap is this blog is all about? Z-Porn? What in the unholy hammers of Hell is that? Well, it’s exactly what it sounds like. Z-Porn is my fictional concept of what …
by Thomas M Malafarina One of the big problems I have with a lot of the zombie genre books and movies is the idea that humanity could be destroyed by flesh eating creatures rising from the dead. For the sake of this discussion to continue, let’s accept the premise that by whatever means, natural, man-made …
by Thomas M Malafarina Several years ago I had the pleasure (or so I initially thought) of attending a horror convention in New Jersey. The idea was for me to sit at my publisher’s booth where I would sign free copies of several of my books and we would give them away free to the …
by Thomas M Malafarina There seems to be an ongoing debate among fans of the Zombie genre in both books and film as to whether zombies should be portrayed as slow and awkwardly moving as in George Romero movies and the Walking Dead TV show or if they should be wild and fast moving as …
by Thomas M Malafarina “By the book 3 of the Dead Kill trilogy, Malafarina is doing things with the zombie genre which will make living and undead heads spin.” — Jay Wilburn Teaser from Dead Kill 3: The Ridge of War by Thomas M Malafaria The Systematic Expansion process was a multi-phase system. The first …
by Jay Wilburn *Jay hid from the mutant creatures scouring the landscape for food as long as he dared. He found the entrance to the bunker on the third try. He descended into the darkness, tripping on the stairs several times. His own harsh breathing echoed back at him from the concrete on both sides. …
by Jay Wilburn Well, not too much sun. I’m on meds and have to avoid too much sun exposure and zombies are sometimes scarier in the dark. Also, sun is bad for their skin and eyes. They do not recover from sun damage as easily as they did before they reanimated, but still, it’s summer …
by Jay Wilburn Thomas Malafarina is the author of a wide range of horror and zombie stories in both short story form as well as novels. For the Summer of Zombie 2016 blog tour he was promoting book 2 in his Dead Kill series … Dead Kill Book 2: The Ridge of Change. As I …
by Thomas Malafarina When I started writing my first zombie book originally titled, Dead Kill: The Ridge Of Death, no one was more surprised than I was to discover that there were more Dead Kill books inside me just waiting to come out. So I changed the title to Dead Kill Book 1: The Ridge …
