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Compliance: A Zombie Short Story
What happens when zombies develop intelligence?
Life is perfect. Or so they think.
When Sarah stops taking her pills, she begins having strange flashbacks to her former life.
Realising that things in the sanctuary aren’t what they seem, she places herself in danger when she begins questioning the guardians.
What’s with all the forced exercise? Why are the women artificially inseminated? What happens to the litters after birth? And where are all the men?
This post-apocalyptic zombie short story contains scenes of violence and gore.
Life is perfect. Or so they think.
When Sarah stops taking her pills, she begins having strange flashbacks to her former life.
Realising that things in the sanctuary aren’t what they seem, she places herself in danger when she begins questioning the guardians.
What’s with all the forced exercise? Why are the women artificially inseminated? What happens to the litters after birth? And where are all the men?
This post-apocalyptic zombie short story contains scenes of violence and gore.
- GenresZombies
62 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 28, 2015
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K. Bartholomew
31 books7 followersZombie author K. Bartholomew. I live in Leeds, UK and I write zombie fiction for real fans of the genre.
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March 11, 2016
Well, this was not what I expected, but I mean that in a positive, "this was surprisingly good" way.
I admit I didn't read the blurb (because really, I was just looking for a story set in Ohio to complete a reading challenge). I was expecting zombie mayhem in corporate America, a few suits getting eaten, perhaps chaos on the elevator. The title is called "Compliance," after all. Instead I got a smart zombie story about smart zombies, about food harvesting, and artificial insemination, and the zombification of Hugo Chavez, about the perils and the importance of free thinking, and of course, compliance.
A very good read, and recommended.
I admit I didn't read the blurb (because really, I was just looking for a story set in Ohio to complete a reading challenge). I was expecting zombie mayhem in corporate America, a few suits getting eaten, perhaps chaos on the elevator. The title is called "Compliance," after all. Instead I got a smart zombie story about smart zombies, about food harvesting, and artificial insemination, and the zombification of Hugo Chavez, about the perils and the importance of free thinking, and of course, compliance.
A very good read, and recommended.
July 14, 2017
Wow
What a sad yet terrifying tale. There end of the world as we know it has come. The new world offers no conflict, no struggles and no hope.
What a sad yet terrifying tale. There end of the world as we know it has come. The new world offers no conflict, no struggles and no hope.
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