Zombie Command

Journey back to Hertfordshire and the Bennet family in the new book Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls (PPZ:DoD) by Stephen Hockensmith. In this prequel to the hit Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (PPZ) by Jane Austen & Seth Grahame-Smith, the author wastes no time in acquainting the reader and the Bennet girls (Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty and Lydia) to their first zombie.

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The Dead have returned to life…

The worlds focus in on the city of Ravenswood and once idyllic town of Farmore, as soldiers and scattered survivors fight the hordes of the dead, unbeknown, one of them holds the key to end the undead’s reign of mayhem.

Meanwhile, at a body disposal plant a small group take shifts on the ‘deathwatch’. Their hope’s hinge on the soldiers of Farmore to rescue them. But with no contact for months, no food and surrounded by the dead, have they got what it takes to survive? With death at their door, only time can tell…

Zombie Command has managed to snag a look at the intro and first chapter from Welsh writer A. M. Esmonde’s forthcoming book and screenplay, Deathwatch. Esmonde’s previous work has included other genre pieces such as The Breathing Dead, Terminus and Blood Hunger (more about which can be found at his official site) and while this extract is still just a draft it’s shaping up to be a great zombie story in the style of Romero’s ‘of the Dead’ series.

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Breathers is the dark comedy about un-life and love through the eyes of an ordinary zombie. You can buy the book from the links below on Amazon or visit the official site.

Brains Vs Coffee is a vanity published book from @GhoulFriday, who one dreary February morning found herself asking what any good Ghoul does on a cold morning… brains or coffee.

After Tweeting the question, over the next few months more situations came up where the decision to have a quick cuppa or a spot of grey matter so she decided to write them all down.

Z.E.O. by Scott Kenmore promises to show you how to use your new found zombie attributes to get ahead in life.

In the first of our pieces from new Zombie Command writer, KGLucas, reviews the Jane Austen literary classic, Pride and Prejudice… and Zombies.

With a helping hand from Seth Grahame-Smith, who added the zombies, he’s taking a prissy English country rose drama and made it 100x more awesome. Awesome enough that you should read though? Make the jump to find out.