Drawing Zombies With Heart with special guest GreenMann AKA Yuxel G | Zombie Book Club Ep 163

At 17, illustrator Yuxel “Green Mann” G. has already built a distinct style out of zombies, gore, and dark humor. We talk about the childhood moment that turned fear into fascination, growing up during the Walking Dead era, and the artists (Tony Moore, Jhonen Vasquez, Aaron Alexovich) who shaped his eye for art that's equal … Read more

If We Survive the Night: Jo Salazar’s Sourcebooks Relaunch (with Surprise Guests Sarah Lyons Fleming & Kate L. Mary) | Zombie Book Club Ep 162

Jo Salazar is back to celebrate the biggest twist in her writing career: her self-published zombie novel The Dead Weight has been acquired by Sourcebooks Fire and relaunches as If We Survive the Night on August 25th. We talk through the wild, one-DM-at-a-time path from indie hustle to a traditional book deal, what changes (and … Read more

The Internet Apocalypse That Already Happened | Zombie Book Club Ep. 161

The open, weird, human internet you grew up on is dead, and most of us kept scrolling like nothing happened. From Web 1.0's personal sites and forums to today's “narrow web” of a handful of platforms, the internet had changed is big ways that shift ownership from the people to a handful of greedy tech … Read more

‘I Am Legend’ The Alternate Ending Changes EVERYTHING | Zombie Book Club Ep 160

We're revisiting Will Smith's 2007 I Am Legend, theatrical cut and alternate ending both, to unpack why swapping the finale flips the whole film from action-hero sacrifice to something far more morally complex. We start with Richard Matheson's 1954 novel, detour through the earlier adaptations The Last Man on Earth and The Omega Man, and … Read more

‘Intercepts’ with T.J. Payne | Zombie Book Club Ep 159

We welcome horror author T.J. Payne to talk about Intercepts, a sci-fi horror thriller where a secret government facility tortures prisoners into becoming “antennas” who can hijack the senses of anyone on Earth. At the center is supervisor Joe Gerhard, a man who tells himself the work is necessary right up until his own daughter, … Read more