by S. P. Durnin | Apr 3, 2013 | Book Reviews, Reviews, Zombie News
HELLO ALL!! Well, it’s been a while (workin’ on the new book you know, along with reading a ton of zombie goodness from some very talented folks!), but I finally managed to get another review done! This time? It’s for the excellent Mr....
by Stuart Conover | Apr 2, 2013 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Eugene Cusie has put together an interesting story about a zombie outbreak that also takes when there is an attempted prison break. At first it might seem that the two events were related due to the timing but as the novel plods on that becomes questionable. Eugene...
by Patrick Freivald | Apr 1, 2013 | Book Reviews, Reviews
The Trip by Tim Morgan isn’t bad, but it isn’t very good, either. At the end of their senior year, Dave, Chris, and Meghan’s cross-country bicycle trip is interrupted by a zombie apocalypse. They struggle to survive as they make their way back from...
by Stuart Conover | Mar 27, 2013 | Book Reviews, Reviews
As we’ve already done a Badass Zombie Road Trip Review I forced myself to put this one off for awhile. In fact I put it off long enough that I just had to re-read it to feel that I was giving it a memorable review (that and the fact that I honestly wanted to...
by J.R. Jackson | Mar 25, 2013 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Jim Beck’s Patient Zero is a different take on the zombie genre. The view point is that of the virus and not the survivors. The narration throughout the entire novel is the virus telling us what’s happening. This makes Patient Zero very unusual in a good way for a...
by J.R. Jackson | Mar 18, 2013 | Book Reviews, Reviews
Anthony Rapino’s Soundtrack to the end of the World starts out a little slow as we’re introduced to two friends, Marty and Corey. The initial first few chapters are more about their friendship and Corey’s not so good stand-up comic routine. Marty plays Corey’s...
