Bite-Sized Offerings

31 Tales and Legends of the Zombie Apocalypse

De: W. J. Lundy, Brian Parker, Ted Nulty, others, Michelle Bryan

Narrado por: Marnye Young, Marcio Catalano

Stories... They are the building blocks of our lives. They are our memories. They are how we come to know our history. They are our escapism and entertainment. Some fact, some fiction, and some are a clever little mix.

These 31 stories are fiction. Short and scary. Delivered to you in small, terrifying bursts, much the way you’d experience each individual room in a haunted-house attraction. They were specifically written to be enjoyed by both the not-too-young and old alike. Inside, you’ll find horror, drama, even a few laughs - and zombies. Zombies by the ton. Gnawing, gnashing, stumbling, and staring... Right. At. You. Waiting…for a bite-sized offering.

The authors and other contributors to this book: Ted Nulty, W. J. Lundy, Brian Parker, A. R. Shaw, Michael Robertson, John Gregory Hancock, William Allen, Shawn Chesser, Armand Rosamilia, Heath Stallcup, Saul Tanpepper, Jack Wallen, Michelle Bryan, P. Mark DeBryan, S. G. Lee, James Dean, Shannon Walters, Shaun Phelps, Joseph Cautilli and Marisha Cautilli, Edward P. Cardillo, Adrianne Lemke, J. Rudolph, Mike Evans, Veronica Smith, Toni L. H. Boughton, H. J. Harry, Jeffrey Clare, T. W. Piperbrook, Chris Bostic, Rich Baker, Cedric Nye, Greg P. Ferrell, Allen Gamboa, Lori Fontanez, Andrew Kish, E .S. Oakes, André Vazquez Jr. (cover artist), Mysti Holsinger-Stitt (proofreader), and Sara Jones (editor).

©2019 Mysti Holsinger-Stitt (P)2019 Silverton Agency

I was surprised at the quality of the short storys

I love it, even though you knew that you were going to get zombies. Somehow each one finds it way in the back of my mind during other activities

some stories better than others

some of the stories were great and wished they continued others were alright all and all I enjoyed it

Good for kids.

These zombie short stories were different. I like different. Give it a try. This is good for kids, too. Some have extreme gore....but, it wouldn't be a zombie story if it didn't.

YA Zombies - Not Too Scary

Zombie stories on the horror-lite, family friendly side. Not for hardcore horror fans per say but rather for the younger reader IMO. A sincere project by charitable writers.

loved it

keep me interesting the whole way. Great short story's. best I have heard/read. I will be looking for more like this

Great.

Quite the collection of zombiefied tales. Prayers for the children that were to benefit from this work.

Must listen

I really enjoyed this book, only one irritated me and would highly recommend. Go ahead, enjoy!

Horrifying and Entertaining

I enjoyed being made so anxious that I hold my breath! You would've been hard pressed trying to convince me that zombie stories can be scary, funny and whimsical. This compilation of short zombie stories managed to do just that. It allows you to have only bite size scares, so you can reset and go back in for another bite.

This is as definitely different

I can see some of these could being great full length stories. Need a second one

The stories were great but

the sound recording was unbearable. Even a pop screen of the cheapest variety helps so much. The final straw was when the phrase "slicked with sweat and so much filth" was repeated in a couple of sentences, just read that out loud.
Anyways I'm sorry I'm acting an ass but that seriously was awful and I'm not usually like that. Look at the books I've read and gladly give 5 or 4 stars. Effort means everything. In all honesty I feel the publishing houses are more to blame than the actual author because as I said the stories were really good. Just seems like someone was in too big a hurry to produce the audio.