Zombies

The dead who keep moving. Zombie fiction as social horror — the collapse of civilization, the question of what makes us human, survival guilt and the terrible arithmetic of who gets saved. Romero's children, all the way down.

On the Horror & the Uncanny shelf.

Books shelved as Zombies

• Aloha from Hell — Richard Kadrey
• Hadriana in All My Dreams — René Depestre
• Kill the Dead — Richard Kadrey
• Marvel Zombies: Battleworld — Simon Spurrier
• The dead walk in peasant cove
• 'Salem's Lot — Stephen King
• The Laughing Corpse — Laurell K. Hamilton
• Code Zero — Jonathan Maberry
• Dead Ice — Laurell K. Hamilton
• Ex-Heroes — Peter Clines
• Kill City Blues — Richard Kadrey
• Ex-Isle — Peter Clines
• Deathless Divide — Justina Ireland
• World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War — Max Brooks
• Ex-Communication — Peter Clines
• Dread Nation — Justina Ireland
• Take All of Us — Natalie Leif
• Los caminantes: Necrosum — Carlos Sisí
• Horde — Ann Aguirre
• Hollywood Dead — Richard Kadrey
• Affliction — Laurell K. Hamilton
• I Am Legend — Richard Matheson
• The Girl with All the Gifts — M.R. Carey
• Patient Zero — Jonathan Maberry

Related genres

• Horror
• Paranormal
• Vampires
• Witches
• Body Horror & Transgressive
• Folk Horror
• Demons & Monsters
• Haunted Houses
• Werewolves
• East Asian Horror
• Cosmic Horror
• Weird Fiction
• Indigenous Horror
• Slasher
• Techno-Horror
• Scandinavian Horror

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