Dead Christmas: A Zombie Anthology

Anthony Giangregorio curates a collection of macabre holiday tales in Dead Christmas. This anthology reimagines the festive season through the lens of the undead. The stories feature zombies who decorate with entrails and use severed heads as stockings. Santa Claus faces threats from zombie elves and killer reindeer. The narrative suggests that even familiar relatives might be flesh-eating corpses during the holidays. The book blends traditional Christmas imagery with horror tropes. It presents a world where the walking dead seek to share in holiday joy by tearing apart Santa. Readers encounter undead hordes and animated corpses celebrating the season. The tone is darkly humorous, suggesting that fruitcake might be more effective than a shotgun against an aunt who has turned into a zombie. This collection offers a grim alternative to standard seasonal fiction. Giangregorio qualifies as the editor of this Living Dead Press volume. The work appeals to fans of supernatural horror and gothic fiction who enjoy subverting holiday traditions. It suits readers looking for dark comedy mixed with gore. Those expecting heartwarming tales or traditional Christmas cheer will likely find this content unsuitable. The anthology provides a chilling perspective on the most wonderful time of the year.