Dead Horizon

by Carl Hose

Overview

Zombie fiction featuring a zombie-flavored take on the Jack the Ripper myth in "Dead and Living in Whitechapel," an Edgar-Allan-Poe inspired tale called "The Thing in the Attic," and social, racial, and substance abuse themes in "Tax Cuts," "There Goes the Neighborhood," "Born Again," and "Line Em up." There are twisted sexual themes in "Scoring," "Scoring Too," and "The Dead Are Coming", as well as B-grade humor in "Zombie Shift," "Dead Inn," "Toxic Shock," and "A Stitch in Time." These stories and more make this a must-read for zombie fans.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940011257131
Publisher:	Carl Hose
Publication date:	03/21/2011
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	209 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

About Carl Hose

Carl is the author of several works of fiction, including "Deadtown and Other Tales of Horror Set in the Old West," "Fematales Unleashed," "Dead Rising," "Dead Horizon," and "Pornocopia."

Carl’s work has appeared in the zombie anthology "Cold Storage", which he co-edited. His work has also appeared in "Champagne Shivers 2007," "DeathGrip: It Came from the Cinema," "DeathGrip: Exit Laughing," the horror-romance anthology "Loving the Undead," the erotic paranormal ghost anthology "Beyond Desire," the "Book of Tentacles", "Through the Eyes of the Undead," "Silver Moon, Bloody Bullets," and several issues of Lighthouse Digest.

Carl’s poetry appears in the zombie poetry anthology "Vicious Verses and Reanimated Rhymes."

His adult credits include fiction in Bi-Times, Swinging Times, Ruthie’s Club, Oysters and Chocolate, Good Vibrations, Three Pillows, the erotic anthology "Frenzy," and his erotic collection "Pornocopia."

Carl’s nonfiction has appeared in The Blue Review, Writer’s Journal, and the horror film essay anthology "Butcher Knives and Body Counts."