Zombies with J Thorn, Zach Bohannon, Lori Drake, and Alex C Gates

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Good Adventures! This week on the show, I'm talking Zombies with Zach Bohannon, J Thorn, Lori Drake, and Alex C. Gates. Not too long ago, in Philadelphia, 25 authors got together to honor the 50th anniversary of Night of the Living Dead and created an anthology of zombie scares, Undead Tales: 15 Thrilling Zombie Stories (A Night of the Writing Dead Anthology) Proceeds go to charity. Grab your delicious copy now! Comment over on our YouTube channel. Show Links: Undead Tales: 15 Thrilling Zombie Stories Find out more about J Thorn Find out more about Zach Bohannon The Career Author Podcast The Writer's Well Find out more about Lori Drake Find out more about Alex C. Gates What do I write? Thanks for asking. Check out, How to Sex Your Snake, a June Nash MisAdventure. Ebook, audio, paperback, and large print. See you next time. Go read a good book! Melissa

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