by Jack Wallen It sounds a bit antithetical…keeping a genre about rotting flesh fresh. But after decades of zombie stomping around celluloid, paper, and ereaders, one might easily begin to wonder (or wander, if you’re so inclined) how a sub-genre has managed to not become stale. Considering how this issue is exponentially exacerbated by the …
by Jaime Johnesee First off, thanks for having me. I appreciate the time and space to talk about one of my favorite things; Reanimated flesh. This is the essence of what one thinks of when one thinks zombie. Be they Romero type viral zombies or the old fashioned voodoo victims, dead flesh brought back to …
A teaser sample from chapter 1, Zombies Ever After: Sirens of the Zombie Apocalypse, Book 6. Order the book now or begin the series with book 1 Since the Sirens. Zombies Ever After chapter 1 by EE Isherwood The zombies didn’t get up and run after him. In fact, a couple of them waved. Liam …
by Rebecca Besser Do you ever notice in zombie movies and on zombie shows that bugs aren’t swarming around the undead? But, in actuality, in real life, they would be. Have you ever seen the rotting carcass of an animal that was hit by a car and left along the side of the road? Bugs …
An excerpt sample from Zombie World by Mark Cusco Ailes. You can buy this book now or begin the series with Zombie Park … Excerpt from Zombie World by Mark Cusco Ailes Zombie Park has gone global… The guards followed Cheng to the back area and unlocked the cage and let him inside. The muscular …
by Armand Rosamilia I was struggling for an idea for this post because it feels, to me, like I’ve had to write about a million guests posts over the last five or six years about zombies. Sure, the Winter of Zombie and Summer of Zombie blog tours need updated posts each year. Then add in …
Jay Wilburn: What’s your name? JL Koszarek: Jodi L. Koszarek Jay: Spell your last name for me. JL: K O S Z A R E K Jay: What is your latest release? JL: Divide Then Conquer, in collaboration with Thad David Jay: Describe the book. JL: Book one of an epic American series that explores …
Jay Wilburn: Your name, please. Brice J. Chandler: Brice J. Chandler Jay: What book did you write? Brice: Where Fallen Angels Lie Jay: Tell us about it. Brice: Where Fallen Angels Lie follows avid virtual gamer and zombie fan, 13-year-old Charlie, and his friend, Rohab. Both are desperate to escape their small town and become …
Jay Wilburn: Who are you? I haven’t seen you around here before. Alathia Paris Morgan: Alathia Paris Morgan Jay: What did you write for us? Alathia: Infected Waters: A Titanic Disaster Jay: Tell us what happens when zombies infect the Titanic. Alathia: Nurse Ryan and Head Steward Davis are bound together in the untold story behind …
by Jay Wilburn In business, one marketing strategy is to picture an ideal customer. They go to the point of telling the entrepreneur to picture a single individual. You’re supposed to narrow it down to age, salary, gender, hobbies, where they live, the type of car they drive, what their family is like, etc. You …
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