Black Chaos II: More Tales of the Zombie

Name: Black Chaos II: More Tales of the Zombie
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ISBN: 9780989681223

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🏛 Exter Press 📅 2015 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780989681223

📝 Description: Black Chaos II: More Tales of the Zombie

Black Chaos comes again in 25 MORE frightful - and frightfully funny - tales of the zombie, from the wilds of 19th century Canada to the farthest edge of the galaxy, and from college dorms to Wal-Mart. You may think you know zombies, but not these! Featuring work by: Terry Alexander, Bo Balder, Aislinn Batstone, Steven E. Belanger, Thomas Canfield, Angel Luis Colon, D. Jason Cooper, Jim Cort, James Dorr, J. Boone Dryden, Sean Ealy, Gary Ives, W. P. Johnson, Brenda Kezar, DeAnna Knippling, Wayne Laufert, Jason S. Ridler, Anna Sykora, Gabriel Valjan, Deborah Walker, Ian Welke, R. A. Williamson, Dawn Wilson, Joriah Wood, and Nu Yang.

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This volume delivers on its promise of variety, shifting from historical Canadian wilderness to cosmic sci-fi and mundane Walmart aisles. The tone balances genuine fright with amusement, preventing the material from becoming overly grim or repetitive. However, readers expecting dense, literary prose or unrelenting psychological terror will likely be disappointed by the lighter, more pulpy nature of many entries. It is best suited for those who view zombies as a vehicle for adventure and dark comedy rather than serious social commentary. The sheer number of contributors ensures no single voice dominates, creating a disjointed but entertaining experience. It is a solid choice for fans of anthology formats who enjoy sampling diverse styles within a unified theme.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This volume delivers on its promise of variety, shifting from historical Canadian wilderness to cosmic sci-fi and mundane Walmart aisles. The tone balances genuine fright with amusement, preventing the material from becoming overly grim or repetitive. However, readers expecting dense, literary prose or unrelenting psychological terror will likely be disappointed by the lighter, more pulpy nature of many entries. It is best suited for those who view zombies as a vehicle for adventure and dark comedy rather than serious social commentary. The sheer number of contributors ensures no single voice dominates, creating a disjointed but entertaining experience. It is a solid choice for fans of anthology formats who enjoy sampling diverse styles within a unified theme.