A story from the Dying Days universe … 1 George hadn’t really taken the whole zombie apocalypse thing seriously until he’d shot his beloved Sally between the eyes. Sure, he’d had to venture out in the abandoned neighborhood, from time-to-time, looking for some supplies, but it had never struck home. In all the mess after …
by Armand Rosamilia This is less a blog post and more a love letter to the readers. Now, before you go throw up in the corner, hear me out… I owe my career to the readers. Yeah, all writers say this. I mean, it is true. But in my case, it was the readers of …
by Brent Abell Zombies are a part of pop culture for better or for worse. Most things within the horror genre run in cycles, but right now it seems like the zombie will keep shambling for years to come. What is it about them that we devour everything we can about them? Do we really …
The final book in the celebrated Dying Days series Chapter One Tosha had lost her weapon, Mitch, and was losing her sanity. She heard the next shot but didn’t feel pain so knew she hadn’t been hit. It was only a matter of time before she was struck by a stray bullet. There was nowhere …
by Brent Abell If another writer came up to me and asked about working in either my Southern Devils or White Creek worlds; I’m not sure how’d I’d react. Would I be like an over-protective father and lock my kids up in a tower or would I throw open the doors and let the kids …
by Armand Rosamilia I think I touched on this during the Summer of Zombie tour but it bears repeating. It’s going to be weird to not write these characters and another Dying Days book. Darlene Bobich started out as a quick flash fiction character. Nothing more. I even asked on Facebook for a name I …
* The truck sputters to a stop and Jay Wilburn curses as he steps out. He sees the collapsed and abandoned tents from the old army camp. He’s already searched them, but he heads that direction to see if there is anything else he might be able to use. Maybe fuel for the truck. * …
*Armand Rosamilia opens the door to find Jay Wilburn standing on his porch. He looks up and down the street* Armand Rosamilia: What are you doing here? Jay Wilburn: We have an interview scheduled. Rosamilia: Right, but that was before the zombie apocalypse started. Jay: What are you talking about? Rosamilia: Zombies have wiped out …
“The Dying Days universe of Armand Rosamilia is extreme and expansive. His short stories and those of invited authors have expanded characters’ experiences and storylines into amazing and interesting corners of the apocalypse. One of those great explorations came in a short story set in the Dying Days canon by Brent Abell. Dying Days: Death …
by Jay Wilburn Armand Rosamilia established himself as a leader in the zombie genre with his Dying Days extreme zombie series. Fans and readers have been captivated by all eight books so far as the story, characters, and world have evolved. He has established himself in other genre and styles of horror too with Dirty …
