Zombies

In the sixth instalment of Kevin J. Kennedy's Classic Monsters series, the dead refuse to stay buried.

Zombies is a relentless collection of horrifying, heartbreaking, and darkly imaginative tales that explores the undead in all their terrifying forms. From plague-ridden streets and isolated homes to oil rigs, battlefields, and the ruins of London, this anthology drags readers into worlds where infection spreads, flesh decays, and humanity is tested to its limits.

Inside these pages, the zombie apocalypse takes many shapes: a grandmother caring for an undead family and their infant, children hiding a zombie companion, warriors facing the dead during the Crusades, and survivors trapped in impossible time loops. Elsewhere, contaminated food turns the living into rotting husks, mysterious monoliths raise dead creatures, and unseen forces drive people into murderous madness.

Some stories are brutal and tragic, others strangely tender, and a few laced with pitch-black humour-but all of them ask the same chilling question:

What remains of us when death no longer means the end?

From classic flesh-eating horrors to fresh and unsettling new twists on the zombie mythos, Zombies is a must-read for fans of the undead.