This week I sought to finish my novel My Undead Mother-in-law and failed. I’m writing the last chapter. I’ve planned what needs to be done in my outline. I wrote one scene–and got stuck. Hence this blog: “Novel Closing: How?”
What to do? Get unstuck. Keep writing, even if it just means fleshing out my outline.
Since I’m bearing my soul here, I thought I’d share my time usage this week:
Continue reading Novel Closing: How? Comic Paranormal Author Wonders
From the very beginning of the Zombie Turkeys publication process, our illustrator, Sean Flanagan, and me, Andy Zach, were eager to create a Zombie Turkeys graphic novel.
In fact, you can see a prototype page here:
Continue reading Do You Want to See A Zombie Turkeys Graphic Novel?
A new Zombie Turkeys review always excites me. Check out this one:
“I am not one for non-fiction especially zombie material, but this was a very entertaining book. The satire kept me reading. Being from Central Illinois I was quite familiar with much of the locations mentioned in the book. I look forward to what is next.”
Don’t believe it? Check it out on Amazon.
First, you have to read it. If you don’t have a copy you can get it here.
Or you can get the print copy here.
Then you go to Amazon and vent your spleen.
If you want a free excerpt, just sign up for the site here, and download your excerpt.
As I was writing this post another Zombie Turkeys book review came in!
This review appeared on the Amazon print copy site here
Finally, the second review revealed:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A fun little zombie parody
By Donald Firesmith on February 6, 2017
Zombie Turkeys is definitely not your typical zombie book. Instead, it is a parody of the standard zombie book, and as such may even be destined for cult status. The book doesn’t take itself seriously and neither should you. Its relatively choppy and repetitive writing style would not work well with a serious horror novel, but somehow fits when used in this humorous take on the zombie apocalypse.
In general, I enjoyed reading this book, but I was left feeling that it could have been funnier and that the plot dragged in a couple areas in the last third of the book. Although the twist at the end was relatively obvious, it nevertheless seemed suited to the book, like watching a train barreling towards a car stuck on the tracks and when the crash finally came, it left a satisfied smile. So if you want a change of pace from your usual brain-eating zombie feast and a little light reading, you just might want to gobble up this little book.
