The Gospel of Z

The only thing more dangerous than zombies is the truth.In the ten years since zombies killed the world, Jory Gray has found exactly one person who matters. Her name is Linse. But when he wakes to find her gone, to join the church, his world falls apart all over again. Jory’s suicide mission to save her will lead him deep into the restricted zone, into the bowels of the military, the underbelly of the church, and, worse, it will give him a glimpse into a past that’s supposed to be ten years dead, a past still contained in a document that never should have existed: The Gospel of Z.

Book Description

In the ten years since zombies killed the world, Jory Gray has found exactly one person who matters. Her name is Linse. But when he wakes to find her gone, to join the church, his world falls apart all over again. Jory’s suicide mission to save her will lead him deep into the restricted zone, into the bowels of the military, the underbelly of the church, and, worse, it will give him a glimpse into a past that’s supposed to be ten years dead, a past still contained in a document that never should have existed: The Gospel of Z.

About the Author

Stephen Graham Jones has published twelve novels and three collections. Most recent are Flushboy, Three Miles Past (horror novellas), and The Last Final Girl. Coming soon is Zombie Sharks with Metal Teeth. Jones has been a finalist for the Bram Stoker Award, the Shirley Jackson Award, the Black Quill Award, and his The Last Final Girl won This is Horror's Novel of the Year. Of Jones' hundred and fifty or so stories published, six or eight of them have made the best horror of the year annuals, starting in about 2007—right after the publication of his horror novel Demon Theory. Jones lives in Colorado now, and teaches in the MFA programs at both CU Boulder and UCR Palm Desert. Last year he taught for Clarion West as well.

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