Posts tagged zombie short story
Lock ‘Em Up & Run Like Hell [Book Review]
Zombie: Lockdown is the latest zombie anthology from May December Publications featuring known zombie authors, as well as some authors making their first attempt at the infected sub-genre. As with previous anthologies from MDP, Lockdown features a theme: undead outbreaks in prison. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of the stories, considering the limitations of a lockdown setting. Out […]
Lyle Perez-Tinics: Zombiephile or Zombie Bait? You decide… [INTERVIEW]
Lyle Perez-Tinics released a collection of seven zombie tales on Amazon Kindle entitled Death’s Too Short – all written by Perez-Tinics. The Table of Contents includes a brief description of each story, which didn’t matter to me either way, but there is also an Author’s Note before each story, which did bother me a bit. I strongly feel any personal […]
Library of the Living Dead Does It Again: Patrick D’Orazio
Buying Xanax In Australia I first came across author Patrick D’Orazio in an anthology that I reviewed in the past; he had written a short story called A Soldier’s Lament, which was about some National Guardsmen on a rescue mission into a hot zone full of DICs (Disease Infected Civilian or Deteriorating Infected Corpse). The story was packed with bloody action & a wicked […]
Zombies Overrun St. Petersburg, Florida
http://info.diservices.com/dis-contracted-broker-update-december-2015?_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8MgJY1ZH1N46Tmxsel1TIc8TU7AkOlGjGLqpVi4Kf18d1sYDburJVNUMO1OVJteZtYncvG Zombiephiles of St. Petersburg, Florida, unite! The teenage vampire craze may be sweeping over the rest of the fat chicks in the United States, but St. Petersburg, Florida, has declared itself to be a zombie town at heart. That’s because St. Petersburg native Aaron Alper has put together a compendium of zombie short stories, fourteen all, that takes place entirely […]
