Read by Scott Brick

The Stoker Award-winning author of the acclaimed, eclectic anthology The New Dead returns with 21st Century Dead and an all-new lineup of authors from every corner of the fiction world, shining a dark light on our fascination with tales of death and resurrection-and with zombies! The stellar stories in this volume include a tale set in the world of Daniel H. Wilson's Robopocalypse, the first published fiction by Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter, and a tale of love, family, and resurrection from the legendary Orson Scott Card. This new volume also includes stories from other award-winning and New York Times bestselling authors, such as Simon R. Green, Chelsea Cain, Jonathan Maberry, Duane Swiercyznski, Caitlin Kittredge, Brian Keene, Amber Benson, John Skipp, S. G. Browne, Thomas E. Sniegoski, Hollywood screenwriter Stephen Susco, National Book Award nominee Dan Chaon, and others. Title Info. "Zombies Are Good for You: An Introduction" by Christopher Golden "Biters" by Mark Morris "Why Mothers Let Their Babies Watch Television: A Just-So Horror Story" by Chelsea Cain "Carousel" by Orson Scott Card "Reality Bites" by S. G. Browne "The Drop" by Stephen Susco "Antiparallelogram" by Amber Benson "A Mother's Love" by John McIlveen "Down and Out in Dead Town" by Simon R. Green "Devil Dust" by Caitlin Kittredge "The Dead of Dromore" by Ken Bruen "All the Comforts of Home: A Beacon Story" by John Skipp and Cody Goodfellow "Ghost Dog & Pup: Stay" by Thomas E. Sniegoski "Tic Boom: A Slice of Love" by Kurt Sutter "Jack and Jill" by Jonathan Maberry "Ghost Dog & Pup: Stay" by Thomas E. Sniegoski "Tic Boom: A Slice of Love" by Kurt Sutter "Jack and Jill" by Jonathan Maberry "Tender as Teeth" by Stephanie Crawford and Duane Swierczynski "Couch Potato" by Brian Keene "The Happy Bird and Other Tales" by Rio Youers "Parasite" by Daniel H. Wilson "These stories…celebrate the new approach to zombies that has permeated recent horror literature. Including contributions by Simon R. Green, Amber Benson, Orson Scott Card, and other contemporary authors, this collection of original stories should appeal to fans of zombie horror."

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