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What if someone could be a carrier of a zombie virus and not die right away? How would the world react to someone who would eventually die and reanimate into a murderous, undead cannibal? My short story, “The Rights of the Infected,” explores this possibility, and it will be published in the upcoming anthology Thadd Presley Presents: Murder (edited by Weston Kincade with artwork from Simon Critchell), along with these chilling pieces:

• “A Million Pieces” by Peggy McFarland
• “The Colour of Murder” by Dorothy Davies
• “Dinner is in the Dog” by Simon Critchell
• “Lydia’s Ride” by Sirena M. Gibson
• “Top of the Heap” by Nathan Robinson
• “The Birthday Party” by Matthew C. Funk
• “Without a Witness” by W.C. Sowder
• “Justifiable Homicide” by Janett L. Grady
• “Deathbed” by Bruce Memblatt
• “Prison Torment” by Weston Kincade
• “Bonsai” by Nate D. Burleigh
• “Cannibal” by Simon Critchell
• “No Fear” by Efraim Z. Graves
• “It Was Dark” by Matt Hatfield
• “Requiem in a Messy Room” by Bruce Memblatt
• “The Garden of Eden” by Salena Casha
• “Miggs” by Simon Critchell
• “Rubbish Day” by Thadd Presley
• “Moss Covered Baby Doll” by Thadd Presley
• “The Fish” by David Perlmutter
• “Children of Mislaid Hope” by Jason Hughes
• “Dumped” by Nate D. Burleigh
• “Lollipop” by Keith G. Laufenberg

Release date and availability information soon to come.

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