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The Zombie Feed Volume 1

Zombie Type: All types represented. Hungry, undead, and pissed off! Synopsis: Hugo and Stoker Award-nominated editor Jason Sizemore compiles seventeen tasty, brainy morsels of zombie short fiction in The Zombie Feed: Volume 1. Zombie fiction from many sub-genres are represented here: zombie apocalypse, zombie survival, zombies in human society, zombie hunters, and more. And the one thread interlocking these disparate groups–ZOMBIE MAYHEM! This action packed anthology takes a syringe full of contaminated adrenaline-laced undead and slams 1000 CCs directly into your chest cavity. Fast paced, yet thoughtful, The Zombie Feed: Volume I will sate your appetite… at least temporarily. * Cold Comfort by Nathaniel Tapley * This Final December Day by Lee Thompson * What’s Next? by Elaine Blose * Rabid Raccoons by Kristin Dearborn * The Twenty-Three Second Anomaly by Ray Wallace * Not Dead by BJ Burrow * Tomorrow’s Precious Lambs by Monica Valentinelli * The Fare by Lucien Soulban * A Shepherd of the Valley by Maggie Slater * Broken Bough by Daniel I. Russell * The Last Generation by Joe Nazare * Goddamn Electric by K. Allen Wood * Hipsters in Love by Danger Slater * The Sickness unto Death by Brandon Alspaugh * Lifeboat by Simon McCaffrey * Zombies on the Moon by Andrew Clark Porter * Bitten by Eugene Johnson

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