Vampires and Zombies in Iowa

Controversial blogger Clyde Baxter looks back on the three years since zombies, vampires and other "post humans" became open members of society - a good explanation of how vampires and zombies work in the book. Complete with obnoxious anonymous comments!:

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Back in the Idaho Press!

Some of you might remember that a few months back, someone tried to get one of my books banned from a library in Idaho - and it was a slow enough news week in Boise that it made every news outlet out there. Well, I'm back in the Idaho press, but this time they just want to say
Zombie Satire a Great Read

Book Pleasures Review

The sarcasm and wit in every sentence of this book is truly remarkable...a truly great comic ride.

Full review by Amy Lignor of bookpleasures.com

Possible Follow-Up Titles:

I Kissed a Vampire and it Sucked
I Kissed a Werewolf And Got Hairballs
I Kissed a Mummy and Now I Need a Tissue
I Kissed an Alien and it was Nothing to Phone Home About
I Kissed a Demon and it was Heavenly
I Kissed a Frankenstein and Went to Pieces
I Kissed a Witch and Now I Feel a Burning Sensation, Doctor.
I Kissed a Headless Horseman And You'll Never Guess WHERE
I Kissed an Angel But It Doesn't Mean What You Think, Okay?
I Kissed a Fairy and If Anyone Says Anything Snarky, I'll Punch 'Em
I Kissed Vincent Price And Oh My God I'm So Confused
I Kissed Another Vampire and I'm Kinda Starting to Feel Cheap




Just kidding...probably

Cover Photo Shoot Outtakes

Here's a cool find:

The Original Photos From the Shoot where the cover shot was taken. Zombie not included. This should also clear up the rumor that Emma Watson was the girl on the cover.

Thanks to Michelle the Book Junkie for pointing this out.

The Undercover Book Lover Review

Written with an addictive, funny prose, I Kissed a Zombie and I Liked It is a fun, crazy, parody. And in irony to that, it has deep messages that interconnect with our lives today. It's a whole blend of comedy, cleverness, and paranormal!

full review

New Event: 3/14 in Chicago

On Sunday, March 14, 57th Street books in Chicago will be hosting a Paranormal Fiction discussion between me and Carrie Ryan, author of The Forest of Hands and Teeth, followed by a Q&A and signings. 4pm, free!

March 14
4pm
57th Street Books
1301 E 57th St (that's in Hyde Park - very cool, safe neighborhood)
Chicago, IL 60637
(773) 684-1300

Books That Bite review

"This is the best fun I've seen poked at teen paranormal romance ever... it was refreshing to read about a female protagonist that can be in love, but still see the flaws in her boyfriend."

Full review (minor spoilers)


It's a very interesting thing: I think that in any OTHER year everyone who saw the title and cover would realize right away that it's a satire (or at least that it's a comedy), but this year, with SO much paranormal romance on the shelves, a great many readers who see the ads or see the book in stores don't seem to realize that this isn't just another one of those! Strange!

I Learned it From Watching You!

Here's another public service announcement - this one features help from Claudia Gray, author of the Evernight series! There's a special message from both of us at the end.

The Soundtrack Is Ready!

As promised, the "soundtrack" Ep of songs "from an inspired by" the book is now ready - and you can download it fee.

Check it all out on The Soundtrack Page. Full tracklists and lyric links are there!

Rounding out the soundtrack are two late additions: "Some Girls," by the awesome urban fantasist Seanan McGuire, who also writes zombie books under the name Mira Grant, and a rocking song by the great rock journalist Peter Stone Brown

Think of the Children!

Another couple may be on their way, but this is the last one I have made. Four days til the book is out!

New Video!

First of several new videos coming this month!



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