Seriously! I have been working with IO Tours this month and it seems that the Zombies have overrun us! Let me tell you this, I may not be a huge horror fan thus not a ready Zombie convert BUT.. these Zombie writers have interesting minds. Not just in their stories but while interacting with them. They are just fantastic.
Why am I suddenly posting this? Well today I found a fun search on Yahoo all about Zombies.. seems it they are one of the 10 searches today.. *Grins* really check em out!
Here are some of the Zombie books and authors I have worked with recently! Reviews, synopsis and excerpts can be found on Tea and Book
I have worked with Scot Baker who writes Rotter World..
You can find Scot on
Here's a brief Synopsis
Eight months have passed since vampires released the Revenant Virus on mankind, nearly wiping out both species. For Mike Robson, the situation could be far worse. He has joined up with a small band of humans and the last coven of vampires who are riding out the zombie apocalypse in an old fort along the coast of southern Maine. But the uneasy alliance between humans and vampires is strained with the arrival of the creator of the Revenant Virus. He claims to have a vaccine that will make them immune and allow mankind to take civilization back from the living dead. However, the vaccine is located in a secure underground facility five hundred miles away.
To retrieve it, Robson leads a raiding party of humans and vampires down the East Coast, which has been devastated by the outbreak and overrun by zombies and rape gangs. Yet none of the horrors he deals with on the road can prepare him for what he will find in the underground facility. Robson will encounter the greatest threat his group has faced to date, not only from zombies but from betrayal within his own ranks.
DL Snell and Thom Brannon Who write Pavlov's Dogs.. The guys can be found on
A Brief Synopsis on Pavlov's Dogs
FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE:
Zombies Versus
Werewolves: Who Will Win?
Permuted Press -
April, 2012 – A new action sci-fi horror novel answers the
burning question all fans want to know.
With the rise in
popularity of zombie fiction, readers have been dying to know which
monster can beat the walking dead. Novelists Thom Brannan and D.L.
Snell answer one of those questions in their newest book, PAVLOV’S
DOGS (Permuted Press).
PAVLOV’S features
genetically enhanced werewolves designed to operate as spec ops
soldiers. They can transform at will and are fearsome killing
machines. When the dead rise, the mastermind behind the Dogs wishes
to unleash his creations against the undead hordes and send them on
rescue missions to bring survivors back to his island. But many
members of the doctor’s team raise critical questions: The Dogs are
still prototypes, untested. What happens if they’re not ready for
battle and their systems fail? More importantly, what happens when a
Dog gets bitten by an infected human? Can the werewolves win out
against the hordes?
“As a kid I remember
catching black widows and scorpions together in a coffee can,” says
co-author D.L. Snell. “We wanted to see which bug would win. It was
a fascination of ours. So that’s kind of what Thom and I have done
with PAVLOV’S DOGS. We just threw a werewolf and a zombie into a
coffee can and placed our bets.”
While tackling two
well-established monsters, Brannan and Snell have observed some
traditions while subverting others. The zombies are standard
shamblers at the start, with power in sheer numbers, but the
werewolves are unique to the genre from the beginning: they can
transform at will; they are genetically engineered; most of them are
human friendly; and they are equipped with an advanced Brain-Computer
Interface that allows for not only a pack mind, but also for
conditioning and a fine degree of control—thus creating worthy
opponents of the walking dead.
“I’m excited for
it,” co-author Thom Brannan says, “because while there are some
traditions we stuck close to, there are others we blew away, and when
the two collide, it’s a load of fun. And gore. And fire.”
But who will win?
Zombies, or werewolves? PAVLOV’S DOGS will be available to answer
that question April 2012 in every popular format, including Kindle,
Nook, Audible.com audio, and trade paperback.
And the Brother's Williams book Dead Meat!
Chris and Patrick Williams can be found:
On Facebook
On Goodreads
and a review of this fantastic book on Tea and Book
And now for the synopsis..
Synopsis:
The city of River’s Edge has been
quarantined due to a rodent borne rabies outbreak. But it quickly
becomes clear to the citizens that the infection it is something
much, much worse than rabies...
The townsfolk are attacked and fed
upon by packs of the living dead. Labeling the infected residents
“bees” for their tendency to travel in swarms, Gavin and Benny
attempt to survive the chaos in River’s Edge while making their way
north in search of sanctuary. No one knows what waits outside the
quarantined zone, but Gavin and Benny know that to survive, they must
escape.
And finally there is the incredibly hysterical Zombie Apocalypse Preparation otherwise referred to as ZAP..
David Houchin and Scot Thomas can be found
Their Website
Facebook
Twitter
And Goodreads
Looking for a sneak peak? Check out Tea and Book
Here's their synopsis
"We
guarantee this is the only tool you need to survive the zombie.
OK,
that’s not really true. But when the SHTF you’re going to want a
survival guide that’s not just geared toward day-to-day survival.
You’ll need one that addresses the essential skills for true
nourishment of the human spirit. Living through the end of the world
isn’t worth a damn unless you can enjoy yourself in any way you
want. (Except, of course, for anything having to do with abuse. We
could never condone such things. At least the publisher’s lawyers
say we can’t"
Zombie
Apocalypse Preparation: How to Survive in an Undead World and Have
Fun Doing It! is the first zombie apocalypse survival manual with
entertainment in mind. What fun is living in a world of the
undead if you can't have a bit of fun? The apocalypse is not
just about survival it's about enjoying your new found life.
Inside
the covers of this book you will not only find the way to pick the
right weapon, building, and survival methods but you'll find
entertaining ways to dispose of the undead, entertain yourself and
your group, and dispatch your former friends and family members with
a smile on your face and a song in your heart.
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We’ll look at Jules’ emergence as a voice of his generation through his comic strip at The Village Voice. How much of that era – the politics, the ideas, New York in 1961 – worked its way into his Phantom Tollbooth illustrations? Jules may argue that he illustrated the book more as a favor to a friend – but we just might find his wit, his deft criticism, his radical politics, embedded in those iconic sketches. 
