Showing posts with label ross payton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ross payton. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 October 2011

Zombie Appreciation Month! And Book Sale!!

So I was somewhat stuck as to what to post today, but then I found an email from Ross Payton about something rather interesting....
OCTOBER IS ZOMBIE APPRECIATION MONTH!!!

And to celebrate, Ross is having a book sale of Zombies of the World!

  • $5 has been knocked off the cover price and books will be shipped free to USA
  • $2 has been knocked off the price of e-books
  • And all other Zombies of the World merch has been knocked down too! 
Read on for more details....

Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Book Review- Zombies of the World by Ross Payton


Title: Zombies of the World
 Author:  Ross Payton
Series:  N/A
Published:  15 June 2011
Length: 114 pages
Warnings: zombies.
Source: Author
Other info: Ross Payton has also written Curriculum of Conspiracy and Road Trip
(part of) Summary : Zombies menace humanity, yet we barely understand them.
There are books that show you how to kill the undead but this is the first study to explain the importance of zombies to us. Zombies of the World reveals the undead to be a valuable part of our ecosystem and the key to new discoveries in medicine and technology.No other book covers these topics. Zombies of the World brilliantly documents that evolution has led to a wide variety of species.
Few outside the scientific community even realize that creatures like the Egyptian Mummy (Mortifera mumia aegyptus) are actually zombies. Some species are even harmless to humans. The Dancing Zombie (Mortifera immortalis choreographicus) only seeks to thrill humans with elaborate dance routines. Destroying the undead isn t always the answer. Even if we could annihilate all zombies, we would lose knowledge potentially vital to our own survival.
After decades of research, we have no idea why zombies never tire or stop. They possess an endless source of energy to shamble or (in some cases) sprint after us. Unlocking this mystery could benefit all humanity. Only Zombies of the World tackles this issue and many other paradoxes.