by Joe McKinney
First published 2012
Writers seeking to master zombie fiction will find guidance from dozens of established authors in this comprehensive resource. Joe McKinney assembles insights from 44 practitioners of zombie storytelling, including Neil Kloster, Mark Clodi, Richard Lee Byers, and David Moody. These contributors reveal their techniques for developing zombie narratives across multiple formats. The collection covers approaches to books, short stories, films, and television projects. Authors discuss their creative influences and share perspectives on crafting compelling undead characters and scenarios. Contributors like Craig DiLouie, Tim Waggoner, and Eric S. Brown offer practical advice drawn from their published works. The book provides aspiring writers with concrete strategies for entering the zombie genre, backed by the collective experience of successful authors who have built careers writing about the walking dead.
Genres: reference, writing, non-fiction, how-to
Vibes: informative, instructive, thought-provoking
Tropes: guide, how-to
160 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform