Category: Author Interview

For those of you out there who look at the daily helter-skelter rush of your life and think, "I can't read a whole bunch of stories! I don't have time between work and family and commuting and volunteering and housework and driving my kids to their extracurriculars and night school and my second job, not… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Ray Wallace

B.J. Burrow has a rotted soft spot for the lingering dead and the trials they face in the living world. How would you like to be inside your body while it falls to decomposing pieces? "Not Dead" isn't interested in shotguns or brains so much as the life here-after for those the government declares legally… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: B.J. Burrow

 If you're looking for an original take on the classic zombie-survival story, look no further than Simon McCaffery's story in The Zombie Feed Vol. 1, "Lifeboat." Recently separated Jack Anthony wasn't thinking that a cruise ship would be the best bet for survival when he and his teenage son Nick decided to spend spring break… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Simon McCaffery

Monica Valentinelli's contribution to The Zombie Feed Vol. 1 is a visceral, irreverent,  stream-of-consciousness narrative from the perspective of troubled Officer Mike Francis, a badge-carrying member of civilized society's last-stand response to a world gone mad. It's not the zombies Office Mike worries about--with a little fire, he can manage them--it's all the other nutcases… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Monica Valentinelli

Unlike some of the other stories in The Zombie Feed Anthology which ramp up the action with shotguns and showdowns, Daniel I. Russell's contribution is a quiet tour de force that is perhaps all the more horrifying because its focus is so poignantly centered in the realities of our daily lives. "Broken Bough" is not… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Daniel I. Russell

How can you not want to read a story by a guy whose name is Danger? I mean, come on! Everyone wishes his name was that awesome. And Slater? Also totally awesome because only cool people can have that last name. (*cough*) Though even if his first name was Mildy-Risky and his last name was… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Danger_Slater

No, not Andrew I. Porter, nor that other Andrew Porter, nor this guy, Andrew Porter (a la The Zombie Feed) is a man of an apparently common name but of incredibly uncommon and awesome ideas. Doubt it? Then check out his story in The Zombie Feed Vol. 1, "Zombies on the Moon." Zombies. On the Moon.… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Andrew Porter

If you have any questions about whether a girl with a sweet-sounding name like Kristin Dearborn can write horror, you should read her story "Rabid Raccoons" in The Zombie Feed Anthology Vol. 1. If you like nasty undead rodents with those freaky little hands, horrifying last stands, and some old-fashioned evil vengeance, you'll love "Rabid… Continue reading THREE QUESTIONS: Kristin Dearborn