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Author: Meatball Fulton Genres: Steampunk/Fantasy/Alternate History Where it can be found:Amazon and ZBS.Org Julia Rating: 9 Comments: This is an alternate history, where World War Two was caused by a group of pranksters, zombies were used to fight the war – unsuccessfully and zeppelins are used to travel from place to place. It’s only mildly steampunk. [...]
Book Review on Dead Mech by Jake Bible. Rated at 10 out of 1 through 10. Let me set the scene for Dead Mech. The zombie apocalypse has happened in America. Humanity has coalesced in various pockets of the US, some in huge, walled city-states, others in the wasteland which is outside the city-state walls. Protecting these city-states and maintaining some kind of order in the wasteland are the Mechs. Additionally, there is technology now which fries the brain of any city-state resident as soon as he or she dies, so they don’t become a zombie. However, this tech has to be turned off to operate a mech and facilitate the mech/human interface. So, there’s the rub. What happens if a mech pilot dies before disconnecting from his mech? You get a dead mech.
On top of this very strange state of affairs, something strange is happening in the city-states. The mech pilots have to find out what is going on, and save the rest of humanity before it’s too late.
Author: edited by Stephen Jones Book: The Dead That Walk Genre: Horror Julia Rating: 10 Comments: The Dead That Walk is a short story book with zombie-esque shorts by authors like Joe Hill, Stephen King, H.P. Lovecraft, Kim Newman and many many more wonderful authors. “What’s this?” you ask, “Julia actually read a book about [...]
I just re-watched Shaun of the Dead and I thought, with all the Twilight – New Moon excitement, we should turn our attention to another undead issue. That’s right people, zombies. So, in honor of the undead becoming so interesting to this crazy world of ours – I want to dedicate a post to interesting [...]
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