Undead: Flesh Feast

by D.L. Snell (Editor), Travis Adkins, Matthew Bey

Satisfy your hunger for the living dead in the third installment of the popular Undead series, THE UNDEAD: FLESH FEAST. A new recruit must face the grotesque realities behind the zombie war. An ancient, tentacled horror commands the walking dead. A green mold creeps across an uncharted island, driving its mysterious inhabitants insane. A lone survivor of the zombie apocalypse wants only one thing... to be bitten. The Grim Reaper struggles to claim the souls of the deceased that won't stay dead. And in the featured novella, "The Legend of Black Betty," a small town in the Old West rots with a plague wreaked by an evil prostitute.

Genres: Horror, Zombies, Anthologies

260 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2007

About the author

D.L. Snell is a writer and freelance editor at Permuted Press. He edited Dr. Kim Paffenroth twice, John Dies at the End once, and provided a constructive critique to Joe McKinney on his next major novel after Dead City. He has also edited Permuted’s Undead series.

Reviews

[Steve Chaput · Rating 3 out of 5]

Decent collection of short stories, featuring all types of zombies. Ranging from voodoo in the Old West, to mysterious survivors of a British shipwreck and your standard Romero-style zombies. The writers work in different styles and the stories go from gore to comics and everything in between.

What does Death do in a world where the dead rise? What can one of the last of the living do when the undead reject him? There are some nice twists to the typical zombie tale and a couple that would be right at home on late-night TV. You even get some that make you almost want to cry.

If you want to try something besides the usual I highly recommend the book.

[Eric Turowski · Rating 5 out of 5]

Check out my story "Ille Faim" in this book. This book is filled with talented writers. A great book!

[Bobbi · Rating 3 out of 5]

There were some definite gems in here, but a few that I just could not get into. Overall, a fun read.

[Sonny · Rating 1 out of 5]

I read the first six stories and started on the seventh and then it hit me. I'm wasting my time reading this drivel when I have plenty of other GOOD books I could be reading! Out of the stories I read, the first one, Street Smarts, was the best and really the only one worth reading in my opinion.

[Steven Cavanagh · Rating 4 out of 5]

Opens with my story "Street Smarts". A lovely grab bag where the dead are the only constant- you never know what will come next!

[Bobby newman · Rating 5 out of 5]

wish there was more.

[Steve Seibert · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was okay. The last few stories were the best.

[Sarah Jackson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved this book, but the stories were really short. Some of them I loved and would have really enjoyed reading more of. I want to know what happens next!! :-)

[Sabur76 · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really, really good!