A company that sells prefab structures sent me this funny link about how to survive the zombie apocalypse from your pole barn. It's good for a laugh. http://www.cbstructuresinc.com/the-comprehensive-plan-for-surviving-the-zombie-apocalypse-from-your-pole-barn?site=beyondtheslushpile.com
I would survive a Zombie Apocalypse. I know this because I took a test.
The Western was the Post-apocalyptic fiction of its day.
If you think the power grid can outlast the apocalypse by a few days, you're sorely mistaken
Amanda Hocking is not a fluke, but she is an entertaining writer.
John Locke writes in his book, How I Sold 1 Million eBooks in Five Months, that the fastest way to get a bad review is to have a reader review your work who is not from your target audience.
What do zombies and the New York Times Book Review have in common? Until recently, I'd have said absolutely nothing. Why would one of the most prestigious book reviews in the English speaking world start talking about zombies?
But zombies are about war. Whether it's a first person shooter game, or the Walking Dead, zombies are getting mowed down with machine guns, beaten with clubs and shot with arrows.
I like being on panels, so when I got an e-mail from the SF convention Polaris looking for volunteer panelists, I took a look through the line up to see if anything fit my areas of expertise.