Zombies Make a Comeback
Zombie fiction, while never quite going away, has experienced a resurgence in the past year or so. Did you catch any of these when they came out? Place a hold on them through our catalog, or give us a call at the Adult Information Desk, 908-369-2200 ext 12.
The Cell, by Stephen King. The master of horror finally gives us his take on the classic monster.
Monster Island, by David Wellington. The widely-acclaimed debut novel by this up-and-coming horror writer.
World War Z, an Oral History of the Zombie War, by Max Brooks. A future history of the world war against the zombies.
ZombieWorld, by Bill Fingerman and others. A collection of zombie tales, in the form of a graphic novel.
Gil's All-Fright Diner, by A. Lee Martinez. A humorous spin on the zombie motif, as a vampire and werewolf help a diner owner fight off a zombie horde.
The Cell, by Stephen King. The master of horror finally gives us his take on the classic monster.
Monster Island, by David Wellington. The widely-acclaimed debut novel by this up-and-coming horror writer.
World War Z, an Oral History of the Zombie War, by Max Brooks. A future history of the world war against the zombies.
ZombieWorld, by Bill Fingerman and others. A collection of zombie tales, in the form of a graphic novel.
Gil's All-Fright Diner, by A. Lee Martinez. A humorous spin on the zombie motif, as a vampire and werewolf help a diner owner fight off a zombie horde.
posted by Hillsborough Library Adult Services at 10:15 AM
