More Zombie Goodness

[Jon Dahl]

I just picked up these three books from a friend last night:

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h242/chaozo/cityofthedead.jpg

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h242/chaozo/deadsea.jpg

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h242/chaozo/the_living_dead.jpg


I've never read anything by Brian Keene before, but I was assured those were good books.

The Living Dead book is a compilation of many stories, kind of like my Mammoth Book of Zombies I loaned Jeremy Fiest 7 years ago and never got back. :sure:

http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/d9/07/2f8881b0c8a0422f92cf8110.L._AA240_.jpg

[khopson]

I have all three books as well. As I mentioned in another thread, City of the Dead is a very good read. I also have Dead Sea but have only read part of it. Brian Keene is an excellent writer so you should enjoy them. I have yet to read the collection of "The Living Dead" stories but I am looking forward to that.

[Imboden]

Brian Keene's stuff is cool.

You're missing "The Rising" which comes before "City of the Dead"

[Jon Dahl]

Thhhpt!

[khopson]

Brian Keene's stuff is cool.

You're missing "The Rising" which comes before "City of the Dead"

Yeah, I was going to mention The Rising. However, I actually read City of the Dead first and had no problems with it. It can easily be read independent of The Rising. In fact, you start out right in the middle of the action, which is great.

[STILLBORNSAVAGE]

How many of these are their all together, and whats the order?

[Imboden]

If you're talking about Brian Keene's stuff, there are just the three I think.
The Rising and then City of the Dead. Dead Sea sort of stands alone.