Mondo Zombie
Bram Stoker Award winner for Best Anthology 2006.
Edited by John Skipp. Illustrated by Alan M. Clark.
Welcome to Mondo Zombie!
This is the legendary, long-lost anthology that living dead lovers have been waiting for. If you like: • samurai zombies • wrestling chainsaw zombies • political zombies • sex with zombies • heartbreaking zombies • hardcore zombies • celebrity zombies • wannabe zombies • zombies in love • zombies in pieces • zombies in power, over a world turned to dust...
...then treat yourself to this titanic time-capsule of flesh-eating, apocalyptic terror. Brought to you by some of the finest minds ever to dream the dark fantastic.
Mondo Zombie It’s horror with teeth. And a hunger. Just for you.
Contents:
- Next To Godliness by Anne Abrams
- Rise by Jay Alamares
- The Living Dead by Richard Laymon
- Two Worlds, and in Between by Caitlín R. Kiernan
- Fuck The Dead by Lucy Taylor
- The Visitor by Jack Ketchum
- Kids by Marc Levinthal
- From Hell It Came by Adam-Troy Castro
- Feeding the Dead Inside by Yvonne Navarro
- Maternal Instinct by Robert Bloch
- You'll Never Be Lunch in This Town Again by Dana Fredsti
- Dead Loves by Ian McDowell
- God Save The Queen by John Skipp and Marc Levinthal
- Connections by Simon McCaffery
- Pit's Edge by Melanie Tem and Steve Rasnic Tem
- Twins by Jack Ketchum
- Holy Fast, Holy Feast by Robert Devereaux
- Sparks Fly Upward by Lisa Morton
- Eye Gouge by Del James
- Going Down by Nancy Kilpatrick
- Levanta Muertos by Steve Antczak and Gregory Nicoll
- Naked Lunchmeat by Brian Hodge
- Anonymous by Buddy Martinez
- Zaambi by Terry Morgan and Christopher Morgan
- The Buried and the Dead by M. Christian
- The Zombies of Madison County by Douglas E. Winter
- Dead Like Me by Adam-Troy Castro
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John Skipp
John Skipp is a bestselling author and screenwriter whose eleven books have sold millions of copies and are reprinted in nine languages. His early works (co-written with Craig Spector) were considered seminal to the "splatterpunk" style of modern horror fiction. John Skipp split with Spector in 1993 to begin his successful solo career.
