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Book Review: White Noise by Rhonda Parrish
A collection of zombie poems – incredible – and it’s even better than it sounds! This slim volume comprises twenty poems, all themed around zombies. The poems are diverse in their scope. Some are like a complete zombie story in a few words. Poems such as Slippery When Wet, Maybe Not, The Hardest Promise I…
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Book Review: Waste Not by Rhonda Parrish
Zombie stories don’t get much better than this, with Rhonda Parrish’s three funny takes on the genre. Waste Not is the most familiar zombie story of the book, with a family trying to survive on their homestead. I loved the characters, and the ending was good, creepy fun. Feeders is a view of the zombie…
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Book Review: Big Smoke by R F Blackstone
Imagine a female James Bond, a mission to stop a POTUS assassination in Cuba, and the occasional zombie, and you have Big Smoke. Christine Moore is one of The Station’s best spies, with a love of hard liquor, strong cigars and beautiful women. When she’s sent back to Cuba, a country she knows well, to…
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Book Review: After the Change by Michael J Moore
The psychological complexity of the characters elevates this apocalyptic young adult horror novel above the usual fare. Fifteen year old band mates, Diego, Cali and Wes have managed to last six months after most of humanity simultaneously transformed into deranged, murderous cannibals. Fed up with constantly running, Wes plans on settling somewhere and rebuilding society.…
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Book Review: Little Drummer Boy by Joel Spriggs
Preternatural detective, Hemlock Connal and her intern, Morgan Burns, return in another tale of magic and murder. Hemlock and Burns are busy researching a case when they hear a strange drumming sound on the street. Turns out the only way to control zombies is with a drumbeat, so Hemlock and Burns follow the little drummer…
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Book Review: The Last Letter by WB Welch and Tory Hunter
Zombies. Love them or hate them, they refuse to go away, and this epistolary horror from WB Welch and Tory Hunter shows there is still a way to pour fresh life into the walking dead. Told in the form of letters between two friends, Laura and Morrigan, this novella details life after the zombie apocalypse.…