Snow White and Zombies

by Emily Casey

Terk is a dwarf of few words. He loves his work and his wife, Millie. But when Millie finds the corpse of a beautiful girl in the woods, his life changes. The girl wakes up. And now his wife isn't the sweet dwarf he married. She's one of them.

A fairy tale with zombie minions.

93 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

About the author

I'm a writer from Tallahassee who chases three crazy kids around the house all day before collapsing in front of my computer.

I write everything from fairy tales to zombies, whatever's exciting to me. (The muse likes to bounce around.)

Other little tid-bits: I'm a dog person (I have a German Shepherd named Guybrush), I like to run (most of the time) and majored in Psychology (which explains why I'm a little nuts) with a minor in English (which explains the whole writing thing).

Reviews

[Kaitlyn Herrington · Rating 5 out of 5]

The author came at the story from a totally unexpected direction! Very enjoyable and easy reading to pass some time or to 'check out' for a couple of hours! I'm looking forward to the next zombie fairy tale!

[Victoria Wilde · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was a really interesting and unexpected take on the queen's and Snow White's relationship as well as the treatment of the the zombies. It was confusing at times, though. I didn't always understand the queen's motivations and I wasn't sure why Snow White was a different zombie than the rest. She could speak (or did she just think that she was speaking and really she was communicating through mental images the way Prince Henry was communicating with her?), but all of the others were your typical moaning and shuffling zombies. Also, why was the queen's kiss effective after she changed to the way she really looked? Did the change in her appearance make her royal?