An anthology of Undead tales from some of the finest authors in the genre. So you think you know zombies? Vampires? Think again. This collection will surprise, terrify and excite you, and you will soon realise that what you learned from the movies may not be enough to guarantee your survival.

Wake Up Dead

Literature & Fiction

Suzanne Robb

Chantal Boudreau

Douglas Vance Castagna

Genre Fiction

Crowded Quarantine Publications

This book contains 22 stories from authors around the world. Together they bring you morbidly terrifying tales of metamorphosis, transformation, and deep horror that will follow you for days long after you've read the last page. Beware reading this book at night, and alone - for the mind is a powerful thing, and you may find you have company in the shadows!

Morbid Metamorphosis

Nancy Kilpatrick

Gregory L. Norris

Roy C. Booth

Daniel I. Russell

Amanda J. Spedding

M.J. Preston

Greg Chapman

Nickolas Furr

Franklin E. Wales

Terri DelCampo

Dave Gammon

Suzie Lockhart

Donna Marie West

Lycan Valley Press

Fairy tales are fantastical tales in which anything absolutely anything can happen. Most fairy tales don t involve fairies. Some have morals, some don t. Some are for kids, some aren t. The oldest were told by adults to adults. 
Fairy tales are populated by the weird and the bizarre. Elves and dragons, bridge trolls and deep-sea mermaids, sprites and goblins, talking animals and talking trees and sometimes, even fairies. There are no limits to what can be used in a fairy tale, or to what a fairy tale can be about. Once Upon an Apocalypse contains fairy tales about zombies. Or, in some cases, zombie stories with fairies, or even fairy tales in which zombies also appear. 
If you ve never read real fairy tales then you might ask: Wait, aren t fairy tales cute stories about talking bunnies and Disney characters? The answer is yes and no. 
Not the old ones. If you never read the Brothers Grimm are you in for a shock! The 'fairy tale ending' we ve come to know is a far cry from what Jacob and Wilhelm were writing back in early nineteenth century. Things tend to end very, very badly for the characters even the good guys. 
Not all of the stories in Once Upon an Apocalypse are scary. Some are hilarious, some are tragic, and some are disturbing. However each contains a spark of real magic that special element separating these stories from others of the horror genre. 
In fairy tales absolutely anything can happen. There are no rules and there are few happy endings. These are fairy stories, and they re zombie stories, and they are absolutely magical. 
And we mean that in the least-comforting way possible.

Once Upon an Apocalypse: 23 Twisted Fairy Tales

Jonathan Maberry

Randy Lindsay

Sean Eads

Justin Short

Trisha Wooldridge

Celeste Hall

Christopher Peruzzi

T. Fox Dunham

Rachel Kenley

Wendy Dabrowski

Katherine Marciniak

Herb Shallcross

Tracy L. Carbone

Chaosium, Inc.

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