Want the Greatest Zombie Stories Ever Written?
BEST NEW ZOMBIE TALES (Vol. 1)
Over 100,000 words

Includes Amazing Fiction by:

WHC Grand Master Award Winner, Ray Garton
New York Times Best Seller, Jonathan Maberry
Bram Stoker Award Winner, Kealan Patrick Burke
Bram Stoker Award Nominee, Jeff Strand
Edgar Award, Bram Stoker Award Nominee, Bev Vincent
Micro Award Finalist, Robert Swartwood
Emmy Award Nominee, Harry Shannon
British Fantasy Awards Nominee, Gary Mcmahon
Bram Stoker Award Winner, Kim Paffenroth
And so much more

Something for every zombie fan a gut-wrenching mix of horror, humor and thrills
NATE KENYON, award-winning author of: THE BONE FACTORY and SPARROW ROCK

In an increasingly crowded graveyard of zombie anthologies, this is a real standout. The stories are thought provoking, chilling, and entertaining, proving that there's still plenty of life in this sub-genre. Long live zombies
TIM WAGGONER, award winning author of: DARKNESS WAKES and LIKE DEATH

James Roy Daley separates the goods from the gristle with a butcher's shrewd eye for the prime cuts that transcend mundane gut-munchery, shaking us awake and reminding us what it means to be alive.
CODY GOODFELLOW, co-author (with John Skipp) of: JAKE'S WAKE and THE DAY BEFORE

TOC:

Introduction JAMES ROY DALEY
Zombie Love RAY GARTON
Feeding Frenzy MATT HULTS
Wings JESSICA BROWN
The Man Who Breaks The Bad News KEALAN PATRICK BURKE
Immunity JEFF STRAND
In The Land Of The Blind ROBERT SWARTWOOD
Nowhere People GARY McMAHON
Muddy Waters BRIAN KNIGHT
Darkness Comprehended HARRY SHANNON & GORD ROLLO
Connections SIMON McCAFFERY
Sign of the Times JOHN GROVER
After, Life JEFF PARISH
Paradise Denied JOHN L. FRENCH
On The Usefulness Of Old Books KIM PAFFENROTH
The Revelations of Dr. Maitland CHARLES BLACK
Pegleg And Paddy Save The World JONATHAN MABERRY
SKN-3 STEVEN E. WEDEL
Fishing JASON BRANNON
Groundwood BEV VINCENT

When he was a boy, Stuart Mullond’s mother held him down while his urologist Dr. Ferguson performed a medical procedure on him that was so traumatizing and humiliating that its painful memory stayed with him for decades. For his entire life, his nightmares have been haunted by the snick-snick-snick of the doctor’s scissors. Now a divorced, unemployed adult with a troubled teenage son, Stuart is trying to hold his life together...when Dr. Ferguson suddenly shows up again. He’s not confined to nightmares anymore. He’s very real. And he is determined to perform that same horrible procedure on Stuart’s son. But all these years later, Dr. Ferguson looks exactly as he did when Stuart was a boy. And he’s kept his scissors nice and sharp ... Snick-snick-snick!