Brian Keene

"This is my gift. This is my legacy. This is my curse..." BLOOD ON THE PAGE is the first book in a series collecting all of Brian Keene's short fiction. Included in this volume are such critically-acclaimed and fan favorite stories as "Burying Betsy", "Dust", "The Resurrection and The Life", "I Am An Exit", "Fast Zombies Suck", "Bunnies In August", "I Sing A New Psalm", and many more. These are stories of love and hate. Trust and betrayal. Happiness and heartbreak. Truth and lies. Innocence and paranoia. Flying and falling. Unhappy endings and conspiracies of one. These are stories about zombies, ghosts, serial killers, and the most horrific monsters of all-ourselves. BLOOD ON THE PAGE - the only thing we have to fear is... everything.

Discover the secret origins of the "drink of the gods" in this darkfantasy fable by best-selling author Brian Keene.Chalco, a young Aztec boy, feels helpless as conquering Spanish forcesnear his village. But when a messenger of the gods hands him a key tounlock the doors of human perception and visit unseen worlds, Chalcojourneys into the mystical Labyrinth, searching for a way to defeatthe invaders. He will face gods, devils, and things that are neither.But he will also learn that some doorways should never be opened andnot all entrances have exits...Tequila's Sunrise. Take the shot and open the door... if you dare.Deadite Press is proud to present this author's preferred edition ofBrian Keene's long out-of-print novella, which contains material notincluded in previously published editions. Also included in thisedition are seven bonus short stories: Dust, Burying Betsy, Fade ToNull, Golden Boy, Two-Headed Alien Love Child, That Which Lingers, andBunnies In August.

You can't kill the dead! Like any good monster, the zombie has proven to be ever-evolving, monumentally mutable, and open to seemingly endless imaginative interpretations: the thralls of voodoo sorcerers, George Romero's living dead, societal symbols, dancing thrillers, viral victims, reanimated ramblers, video gaming targets, post-apocalyptic permutations, shuffling sidekicks, literary mash-ups, the comedic, and, yes, even the romantic. Evidently, we have an enduring hunger for this infinite onslaught of the ever-hungry dead. Hoards of readers are now devouring zombie fiction faster than armies of the undead could chow down their brains. It's a sick job, but somebody had to do it: explore the innumerable necrotic nightmares of the latest, greatest, most fervent devotion in the history of humankind and ferret out the best of new millenial zombie stories: Zombies: The Recent Dead.