{"id":71,"date":"2007-08-03T11:53:00","date_gmt":"2007-08-03T16:53:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.ngc2632.com\/blog\/?p=71"},"modified":"2007-08-03T11:53:00","modified_gmt":"2007-08-03T16:53:00","slug":"the-dead-walk-again-is-now-available-for-order","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/xal.li\/eri\/everything\/the-dead-walk-again-is-now-available-for-order\/","title":{"rendered":"The Dead Walk Again! is now available for order!"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"The<\/a>Every once in a while you just have to do what the public demands. This time what the public has demanded is a follow-up to the Shocklines best-seller The Dead Walk!<\/em>, a zombie-themed horror anthology edited by Vincent Sneed and published by Die, Monster, Die! Books. So we done it. This new<\/em> zombie-themed horror anthology is called, unsuprisingly enough, The Dead Walk Again!<\/a><\/strong><\/em> and is currently available for purchase at Amazon.<\/p>\n

Like, this very instant. And you know you just got paid. Go do your duty.<\/strong><\/p>\n

For less than a yuppie foodstamp you get, bound under a single cover (pictured at right, artwork by Stephen Blickenstaff, who did the cover for The Cramps’ “Bad Music for Bad People” album), the following stories: <\/p>\n

“2 Dead 2 Walk” an introductory piece by Laszlo Xalieri<\/em>
\n“A Large and Rattling Stick” by C.J. Henderson<\/em>
\n“Fast Eddie’s Big Night Out” by John L. French<\/em>
\n“Of Cabbages and Kings” by Nate Southard<\/em>
\n“Laundry Day” by Steven A. Roman<\/em>
\n“Married Alive” by D.J. Kirkbride<\/em>
\n“High Noon of the Living Dead” by Adam P. Knave<\/em>
\n“Ragged Bones” by Bruce Gehweiler<\/em>
\n“The Spare” by Laszlo Xalieri<\/em>
\n“Zombies on Broadway” by Jack Dolphin<\/em>
\n“Zombie and Spice” by Patrick Thomas<\/em>
\n“The Dead in their Masses” a novella by James Chambers<\/em>
\n“Ode to Brains” a poem by Adam P. Knave<\/em> <\/p><\/blockquote>\n

…also edited by Vincent Sneed of Die, Monster, Die! Books. So you know that the pieces were hand-selected and typeset by zombie-loving sensibilities you can trust.<\/p>\n

And yes, you read that right. Two<\/em> pieces by Yours Truly. Written specifically for this compilation and never seen before except by \"\"<\/a>beachsomewhere<\/strong><\/a>, to whom I am am married and therefore has the right to see and revise anything that could potentially shame the family brand before whatever it is hits print; \"\"<\/a>murnkay<\/strong><\/a>, whom I occasionally pester with new pieces so he can offer valuable critiques and suggestions for titles when I can’t think of something sufficiently satisfying; and the aforementioned Vincent Sneed, book designer, typesetter, and publisher, who assumably has to read these things at least in the act of laying out the text on the pages.<\/p>\n

And there you have it. Or, at least, there you will have it when it ships. <\/p>\n

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