Poetry to eat your brains. "Haiku of the Dead" is an anthology that pieces together a warm-hearted story of guts and gore. Told through the imagistic language of haiku, every flesh-ripping moment of the zombie apocalypse is covered, from dawn to demise. Thirty-five narrators take the readers through infested streets and graveyards from the points of view of both survivors and the undead. With haiku from authors around the world, including Adrian George Nicolae, Alyssa Black, Andrew Miller, Betty Villareal, Bruce Harris, Cathy Bryant, Chris Fradkin, Christopher Evans, Clarice Radrick, Colin M. Drysdale, Colin W. Campbell, David Revilla, David S. Pointer, Donald Raymond, Fanni Suto, Irene Smith, Jason Kirk, Jennifer Courtney, Jessica McHugh, John McCarthy, K. R. Smith, Laura Huntley, Marie Churchman, Mathias Jansson, Matt Fallaize, Matthew Wilson, Nick Johns, Olivia Arieti, Pattie Flint, Robert E. Petras, Sarah Winn, Seth Frederiksen, Sonja Johanson, Tim McLafferty, and Winston H. Plowes.  Awakening by Fanni Suto The Easter Bunny Cometh Death Churns Below by Christopher Evans Factory-Poisoned Air by Mathew Wilson Release by Robert E. Petras Walk This Way by Betty Villereal Fresh Flesh by Olivia Arieti If All Who'd Ever by Jason Kirk Even Zombie Fear by Colin W. Campbell Undead Longing by Sarah Winn Chick Band Drumsticks by David S. Pointer Sense of Death by Irene Smith Who's There? by Sonja Johanson Amy by David Revilla Daddy? by Pattie Flint Incoming by Adrian George Nicolae I Walked Between Them by Chris Fradkin Boat by Winston H. Plowes The End by Colin M. Drysdale The Honeymoon by Laura Huntley Broken Bonds by Andrew Miller The Undead Soul by Seth Frederiksen Dead Clothing by John McCarthy Why Zombies Dress Badly by Matt Fallaize Dead Soles by Jessica McHugh Hunting Season by K.R. Smith I Will Not Eat Brain by Mathias Jansson Zombie Beach Romance by Alyssa Black A Better Man by Clarice by Radrick You Don't Really Think by Tim McLafferty #First World Zombie Problems by Jennifer Courtney Love Among The Ruins by Nick Johns Love, Un-dead by Marie Churchman Date of the Dead by Cathy Bryant Retake by Bruce Harris

Haiku of the Dead

Literature & Fiction

Smith, KR

Johns, Nick

Sütő, Fanni

Bryant, Cathy

McHugh, Jessica

Drysdale, Colin M.

Nell, David

Kirk, Jason

Huntley, Laura

Flint, Pattie

Petras, Robert E

Winn, Sarah

Frederiksen, Seth

Johanson, Sonja

McLaferty, Tim

Plowes, Winston H

Fradkin, Chris

Courtney, Jennifer

Radrick, Clarice

Pointer, David S

Raymond, Donald

Poetry

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The Madam Takes A Mate

Erotica

Whiskey Creek Press, LLC

A terrible plague ravages the planet of Zanthonia. Except for a few hundred people who are quarantined, all become ill and only the strongest, adult males survive. Fearing extinction, they use recently developed high-speed cruisers to raid their long-time enemy Alphia and abduct women. Alphia and Zanthonia have very different cultures. Water rich Zanthonia is male dominated and family orientated. On drought-ridden Alphia, there is strict population control, all reproduction is in vitro, and offspring are genetically engineered. Hormone suppressants have been secretly introduced into the food-supply to prevent the sexual maturity that might threaten the unisex society. Alphian astronavigator, Jena A5D45623, becomes the leader of the captured women and orders them not to engage any "bestial" sexual practices. Since Zanthonian males do not climax unless their partners do, the use of force is out of the question. Zanthonians also disapprove of artificial reproduction, so both sides seem stalemated. Zanthonian Space Force Commander, Argo Stallon, who has fought Alphians all his life, sees the women as a threat to the security of his planet, but due to the plague, he has become the supreme commander of all Zanthonian forces and must consider the greater good. Aside from the problems created by the sudden loss of population, Stallon is also seeking to save the lives of the few hundred Zanthonians living in quarantine, and preparing to defend against expected counterattacks from Alphia. Then he discovers that the raid to kidnap the women was not against a Alphian military installation but a retreat for exceptional young Alphians. Among his captives are some of the brightest minds from the sciences and the military, just what he needs to save his planet. So Stallon begins a campaign to win the cooperation of the Alphian women on all fronts. Jena is his greatest obstacle, and he finds it necessary to isolate her from the other women to keep her from fermenting rebellion. He does this by making her do menial labor at military headquarters. Having to do such work infuriates her and her presence irritates him. But strange things begin to happen to the Alphian women. As the effects of the sex hormone-suppressants wear off, their bodies and even their dispositions change and Stallon begins to think he's the only Zanthonian who is man enough for a woman like Jena. But Jena knows a terrible secret that makes her believe she can never live happily on the planet of Alphia. As her admiration for Stallon grows she allows the other women to work on finding a way to immunize the Zanthonians living in quarantine. Then one of her women tells her of a terrible new doomsday weapon Alphia has developed to use against Zanthonia. The survival of everyone on the planet depends on the Alphian captives and the Zanthonian men working together. Can the love that has grown between Jena and Stallon overcome the cultural and sexual differences that separate them so they can save the Zanthonian people?

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