I Have SO Many Good Excuses, I Promise…

Okay. To all my loyal fans who haven’t forgotten about me over the span of the last 6-7-8-or-so months, I LOVE YOU. As in, seriously. I love you. All of you. In the most romantic way imaginable. And I say this because I definitely finally finished part 2 of my zombie trilogy, “I Am Become Apocalypse” (which was so damn close to being titled “I Am Become Zombies”), and I have updated everything to reflect the new and improved release date of June 30 (yes, of THIS year, I promise). I love you in advance for forgiving the postponed release and giving it a read anyway (*smiles nervously*).

Now this is the part where I list all of my super incredible excuses as to why I have taken so long to publish this piece. For starters, I pushed my writing aside for a little while to finally get my shit together and finish college…which actually worked! So these last 6-ish months have been especially grueling as I finished up my B.S. in physics (which I’m slowly realizing that I have no idea what to with). And I have a new living arrangement that is less-than-noteworthy and that I refuse to acknowledge in writing.

Alright, so I have more excuses, but you probably would be better off not hearing them. Just know that they’re there.

But all of that is in the past now, and I’m ready to continue the path I began last summer. I’ve started another project as well, but you’ll hear more about that next month. Right now, it’s all about the zombies. Speaking of which, I’ll be sending a few copies of the completed draft to some beta-readers for editing purposes, so if you’re interested, please let me know. If nothing else, you’ll get a free copy of the manuscript. I want this thing to be great! Or, you know, legible.

This also marks another milestone for me, which is that this will be the first official publication through Heads or Tales Publishing, which is a publishing house that I co-founded last year. Technically, I’ll be publishing an updated version of “I Am Become Zombie” under the new label, but I don’t know if I’m allowed to count that.

Anyway, thanks for listening to my nonsense, and may God have mercy on your soul.

-Corey