Eric S. Brown

Eric S. Brown returns to the zombie genre with Season of Death, a hardcover collection of novellas that will leave readers knowing that there is no escape from the flesh-eating hordes who are about to bring an end to the world as we know it.

Reviewed by Scott A. Johnson Written by Eric S. Brown Published by Coscom Entertainment

Looking for some summer reading? If so, check out the first few pages of Kinberra Down from Pill Hill Press written by Eric S. Brown and Jessy Marie Roberts.

Mention author Eric S. Brown's name, and more than likely the first thing you'll think of is the undead as he's become the rather undisputed "King of Zombie Stories". But that doesn't mean he's ready to be pigeonholed. Case in point: his new book Bigfoot War.

Reviewed by Scott A. Johnson

Pill Hill Press recently sent over the news that Eric S. Brown is releasing a new novella this month entitled How the West Went to Hell that's primed to take readers on an Old West adventure of epic proportions.

From Eric S. Brown, the zombie king, comes a new title that should be very welcome to fans of the new crop of World War II zombie films (Dead Snow) and stories ("The Wandering Unholy" by Victor Salva in the new Dark Delicacies): World War of the Dead.

Reviewed by Elaine Lamkin Written by Eric S. Brown 240 pages Distributed by Permuted Press

Eric S. Brown likes zombies. A lot. The man has become extremely prolific in the sub-genre of zombie fiction and is now embarking into adapting (or warping) H.G. Wells' classic War of the Worlds with a brain-eating zombie twist.

DC: Thank you for taking time to chat with Dread Central, Eric.