by Alathia Paris Morgan Zombies, should we love them or hate them? Is this just a fad that will disappear when the zombie shows are done? Why are we so fascinated by the undead? One of the grossest and most disgusting things, make us watch, read and follow them avidly, but if we were to …
by Kenny Van Dyke Jr If you climb a tree, what then? Unless you have wings or a thick canopy of branches to climb through, you’re stuck. It may seem like a good idea to duck into a cave or parking garage, but how are you gonna get out again? Have a plan! Don’t pin …
by Baileigh Higgins Today, I’d like to talk about how zombies changed my life, and I mean that in a literal sense. Now, I’ve always been a zombie fan. I read the books, I watch the movies, I play the games. Heck I even wear the t-shirts and fantasize about owning the ultimate zombie killer …
by RJ Spears I know this will cause some debate, but I’m going the record and naming my Top 5 Zombies films of all time. #1 – Dawn of the Dead (1978) – This is the grandparent of all zombie films in my opinion. Without this movie, I doubt I would be writing zombie fiction …
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 Kenny Van Dyke Zombies (as you will learn if you survive long enough…) are not very bright, nor are they very dexterous. Any incline will slow and deter them, but if the terrain is steep enough that you have to use your feet and hands to climb up, chances are that most zombies won’t …
by Daniel Humphreys On October 19, 1990, the Tom Savini-directed remake of “Night of the Living Dead” arrived in theaters. Unlike many remakes, this one featured the cooperation of the creator of the original 1968 film, George Romero, who worked from his original script. It was a good weekend at the movies. My parents, in …
by Armand Rosamilia I lied. There ya go. In all fairness, I’d already started Dying Days: Family Ties before I’d finished writing Dying Days 9, the last in the series. As part of my Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/ArmandRosamilia) page I was releasing a new chapter every month. Subscribers got the first draft of chapters to read. January …
by Tom Clark I hate zombies. Yes, I know hate is a strong word for having only four letters, and one should use it sparingly. The three words, used in conjunction, are probably not the words one wants to preface a blog post on a tour called “The Summer of Zombie” with. But use them …
by Javan Bonds Zombie. The word doesn’t necessarily mean the widely accepted definition anymore. Historically, the African words which “zombie” is derived from mean either “god” or “fetish.” In my Still Alive series, zombies are called peevies. Along with Bobby Adair’s whites, and John O’Brien’s night runners they are just as much zombies as are Shawn Chesser’s …
