by Samie Sands Since Not Dead Yet and the AM13 Outbreak Series are set in the middle of the zombie apocalypse, I thought I would share the top 8 tips for surviving that I learned while researching for my books: The Rule of Three – Alyssa in Forgotten notes the rule of three: you …
by Baileigh Higgins In today’s blog post, I’d like to talk about the characters in my latest Zombie Apocalypse book, Seize Another Day, and how at times, it can be hard being a writer while working on such an involved story. Why do you ask? Because by this point in the series, I’ve gotten to …
by MV Clark I’m a plump, shortsighted, middle-aged woman, and I’m pretty sure I won’t survive the Zompoc – the zombie apocalypse. My concern, as a writer, is with the bit before, when civilisation is gradually necrotising as zombification sweeps though it, and humanity is tottering and struggling to regain its balance. The early tendrils …
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 stepped off the pirate ship and thanked the crew for the lift to South Africa. As they sailed away, he started to wonder how he would get back once the interview was over. He left the beach for the roads and started walking. A jeep pulled toward him from the distance …
by Jay Wilburn *Jay ran over the top of the car and back onto the street. He took a sip from his hydration pack which was getting light. Still, his legs were getting heavy and tired. He crossed another intersection, but paused at the sound on gunshots. Bullets rang off the street at his feet …
by Jay Wilburn I get to read a lot of zombie work each year as I go through work submitted in applications for the Summer and Winter of Zombie tours. I also seek out work from writers new to me who I think might have something to offer. The work ranges widely in style and …
by Jay Wilburn *Jay entered the castle feeling he had made the worst decision of his life. The cold dark corridors led from level to level without end. He saw light from rooms off to one side. The experiments he saw going on inside would haunt him the rest of his days. He decided not …
by Jay Wilburn *Jay stayed balanced on the beam and tried not to look down as he moved from building to building over the narrow bridges. He reached the rooftop gardens of the colony and found Alathia standing watch.* Jay Wilburn: Is this a good time? Alathia Paris Morgan: Zombies are everywhere. I’ve seen better …
by Jay Wilburn For some of us, thinking about writing zombies for a younger audience means “kids” in their twenties. We are often trying to appeal to that same “young” demographic many television properties and genre films are trying to capture. But what about writing for an actual “younger” audience? Like too young to vote, …
