Re: Animated: Three Apocalyptic Tales for Kids

by Kenneth W. Cain

Dry humor apocalyptic stories for the sarcastic kid in the family ***Visit kennethwcain.com to see upcoming projects and links to free stories***
Unique characters of the undead designed to entertain the young. What sort of trouble could four very different zombies get into? Check out the dry humor filled tales of Bruiser, Glutton, Varmint, and Prim. See how their personalities clash in the post-apocalyptic world. Learn what surprises they might encounter in the new world. Also, see Carl Cthulhu as he enters the mainstream schools and tries to adapt, finding himself becoming more of a bully than a friend to those few humans left.
Check the sample to get a taste. And be sure to check out my other books.
Categories for this book: -Monster fun
-apocalyptic children's tales
-Lovecraftian kid book
-zombie kid book
-children's undead fun

67 pages, Paperback

First published July 20, 2012

About the author

Kenneth W. Cain first got the itch for storytelling during his formative years in the suburbs of Chicago, where he got to listen to his grandfather spin tales by the glow of a barrel fire. But it was a reading of Baba Yaga that grew his desire for dark fiction. Shows like The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and One Step Beyond furthered that sense of wonder for the unknown, and he’s been writing ever since.

Cain is the author of The Saga of I trilogy, United States of the Dead, the short story collections These Old Tales and Fresh Cut Tales, and the forthcoming Embers: A Collection of Dark Fiction. Writing, reading, fine art, graphic design, and Cardinals baseball are but a few of his passions. Cain now resides in Chester County, Pennsylvania with his wife and two children.