Under cover of darkness, Peter Pan collects the young and innocent of the town, offering them a never-ending childhood in exchange for service in his zombie army. The desperate parents hire an outsider to eliminate the threat, but their plan backfires when the man quickly loses a hand—and gains a hook.
Under cover of darkness, Peter Pan collects the young and innocent of the town, offering them a never-ending childhood in exchange for service in his zombie army. The desperate parents hire an outsider to eliminate the threat, but their plan backfires when the man quickly loses a hand—and gains a hook.
Print Length: 60 pages, or 16,700 words.
About Zombie Fairy Tales:
The Curse of Peter Pan is the eighth in a monthly series of short stories set in a dark fairy tale universe plagued by zombies. Surreal and full of black humor, installments feature familiar childhood characters as they encounter a world of stark violence and horror—Cinderella is worked to death before the ball, Pinocchio is made from children's corpses, and Little Red Riding Hood finds more than wolves in the forest.
New titles will appear on the 13th of each month throughout 2012. The series features overlapping elements, characters, and places for a more immersive experience for the dedicated fan, but can also be read as stand-alone entries in any order. Get infected now.
Start at the beginning with Zombie Cinderella (Zombie Fairy Tales #1).
Kevin Richey lives and writes in Phoenix, Arizona. He is the author of Zombie Fairy Tales, a monthly series of short stories set in a dark fairy tale universe plagued by zombies.
Read more on zombiefairytales.com or follow him on Facebook (zombiefairytales) or Twitter (@zombiefairytale--no S).
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