Q: What's better than a Zombie eBook?
A: A free Zombie eBook.
Q: What's better than a free Zombie book?
A: Two free Zombie books.
Download David Moody's Autumn in a variety of formats. It follows the tried-and-true formula of infection, escape, seek shelter formula.
Or try David Wellington's Monster Island posted in blog format. It's set in Manhattan one month after New York has been overrun by zombies.
[A bloody pair of brain-eating thank-yous to PDA Fiction and Teleread for the links]
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Posted by John DeNardo at Saturday June 11, 2005 at 1:53 AM
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All good stuff. Those guys are great. I also just released my book, Rise and Walk, available where ever books are sold. You can have a free 48 page preview PDF from this link.
http://www.snapdrive.net/files/188322/RiseSample.pdf
Check it out ans help support Zombie Fiction.
Gregory Solis
Posted by Gregory Solis on Monday February 26, 2007 at 6:27 AM at 6:27 AM
Great! U know where I can get the free ebook of World War Z?
Thanks
Posted by Bob Neville on Sunday August 26, 2007 at 12:59 PM at 12:59 PM
I've written and published a full-length zombie novel that follows the main character through the hell of a zombie outbreak.
It's available in hardcover, paperback, or free PDF download.
I've gotten multiple emails telling me how much readers enjoyed it.
Here's the URL:
http://www.lulu.com/anthonybarnhart
I'd love to have some feedback!
Posted by Anthony on Friday November 23, 2007 at 6:13 PM at 6:13 PM
Well, I haven't gotten around to Autumn, yet, but I read the first installment of Monster Island, and well, it certainly reads like a blog. I do not know if David Wellington's aversion to punctuation and mild, occasional spelling errors are intentional, as if it were a real blog, but they really took away from the story, for me. I might continue on with a few more installments, to see if the story is compelling enough to make it forgivable; then again, I may not. Wellington needs to find a new editor, because his premise is certainly good. I'd hate for him to lose more readers due to some minor technical issues.
Posted by Jacob on Wednesday December 26, 2007 at 8:30 PM at 8:30 PM