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From the battle-torn skies over World War I France to the corridors of alien prisoner-of-war satellites, the opium dens of exotic Victorian Shanghai to the living rooms of suburban America, the zombies rise up. Some crave revenge. Others hunger for the brains of the living. All are driven by desires they can neither control nor understand...

    Edited by James Lowder, The Book of Final Flesh presents more than twenty tales of the living dead, original works by such notable scribes of the weird and fantastic as:
  • Sarah A Hoyt
  • Roland Green
  • Joseph Nassise
  • Tim Waggoner
  • Pete D. Manison
  • Lucien Soulban
  • and many more....

Editor James Lowder previously helmed the successful anthologies Realms of Valor and Realms of Infamy, and is known to readers for his own bestselling dark fantasy novels Knight of the Black Rose and Prince of Lies.

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