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From the publisher of the
New York Times best seller
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, comes a new kind of mash-up… |
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Night of the
Living Trekkies
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Jim Pike was the
world’s biggest
Star Trek fan—until
two tours of duty in Afghanistan destroyed his faith in the human race.
Now he sleepwalks through life as the assistant manager of a small hotel
in downtown Houston.
But when hundreds of Trekkies
arrive in his lobby for a science fiction convention, Jim finds himself
surrounded by Klingons, Vulcans, and Ferengi—plus a strange
virus that transforms its carriers into savage, flesh-eating zombies!
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Night of the Living Trekkies
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Aim for the head,
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"The fusion of
campy zombie-powered storyline, abundant Star Trek trivia, and
hilarious one-liners makes this an utterly unforgettable read that
will be cherished by Trekkies, Trekkers, and horror fans alike."
- Publishers Weekly (Starred
Review)
“Absolutely terrifying!”—Fangoria
“Has the zombiepocalypse ended its undead run on bookstores yet?
Not if Kevin David Anderson and Sam Stall can help it.”—Los
Angeles Times, Jacket Copy
“A fun, highly readable action tale packed with obscure Trek
references, all wrapped in a sturdy, fast-paced and cinematic
story.”—Seattle
Post-Intelligencer, Shock Room
“Lovers of the zombie genre will definitely breeze through this
book, while Star
Trek fans will
revel in the abundance of in-jokes and shout-outs to their beloved
franchise.”—Geeks
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About
Kevin David Anderson - I was born in Indiana but now live and write speculative
fiction in Southern California. My fiction has
appeared in the pages of
Dark Animus, Dark Wisdom, Darkness Rising, and a bunch of other
publications with the word dark in the title. (for a
complete list go to: Bibliography) In 2008
I became the
first American to be published in the South African Horror
Magazine
Something Wicked
and a growing number of my stories are now
available in audio format via some groundbreaking podcasts like
Pseudopod,
&
Drabblecast,
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I earned a B. A. in Mass Communication (TCOM) with a focus on
Media Production from
CSUF As a marketing professional for a dozen
years, I got the opportunity to manage some award winning campaigns
for TV and radio. Currently I'm finalizing a YA novel,
several children's picture books, and compiling some short stories into a
collection. I'm an active member of the Science Fiction &
Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA)
and the Horror Writers
Association (HWA) |
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