Sentences with phrase «liked zombie books»

Which was a mistake, because I started getting reviews from people who liked zombie books.

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Put away your books of lies and quit acting like brain - washed zombies!

Like the hilarious but unironically fashioned book The Zombie Survival Guide (2003), here's a zombie tale for the 9/11 era, when fantasies of urban chaos and duct - tape - sealed apartment windows are no longer relegated to horror films; these paranoid scenarios became regular fare on CNN.

I know what a hectic morning can look like ~ one shoe lost; homework forgotten; a missing library book; a refusal to leave their favourite toys; the «I don't want to go today»; the bickering; the still - sleepy - slow motion - zombies; the spills; the last minute toilet emergencies; the hairstyle not having enough clips; the clothes that are too long / short / tight / loose / scratchy; the world - is - going - to - end emotional meltdown... and it is safe to say these scenarios are applicable whether you have a house full of toddlers or teens!

i like comic books, zombies and umm....

Sounds like the live - action movie adaptation of the Dylan Dog comic book, called Dead Of Night, will have a supernatural world that's as realistic as possible - including providing the zombie citizens with their own flesh Gap.

An extremely loose, glossy adaptation of the relatively obscure 2006 independent studio graphic novel of the same name by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg, Cowboys & Aliens isn't the first mash - up of Westerns and science fiction (Westworld, Wild Wild West and Back to the Future Part III are other examples), but it is one of the first in a popular burgeoning trend in mixing genres that has seen books like «Pride and Prejudice & Zombies» become popular.

For such high - concept science fiction, it is disappointing that it all plays out quite sudsy, as if a mash - up like «Pride & Prejudice & Zombies» were done with a Nicholas Sparks book that were mixed up with Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

The source material is a pretty lacklustre book; the content is good, but it has been said to read like a UN report on a zombie invasion, rather than a thriller.

And they only explore the most widely known parts of the religion (like Voodoo dolls, zombies, witchcraft, etc.) My book is the first young adult novel to explore the dramatic world of the many Voodoo gods.

Here he had the honor of working with a number of awesome people, New York Times bestselling authors, and scores of wonderful books, like William Shakespeare's Star Wars, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, The Last Policeman series, and the Pride & Prejudice & Zombies series.

I have another book that's a time travel dystopia... it has creatures that are kind of like zombies, but aren't zombies....

Although you can refine your elevator pitch («It's like if Tom Clancy wrote a zombie novel» is one I've used for the Joe Ledger books, by Jonathan Maberry), that only works if you know a specific book and its appeal well.

Last month, we pondered potential new titles from Quirk Books, the creator of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, etc. (I liked Romeo & Juliet & Mummies and Shakespeare and Skeletons.)

And it's not all doom and gloom for the print peddlers, since Waid swears he's looking to make the books available in print versions if they sell well enough on the Web... although if artists become too enamored in stuff like the zombie eye - opening effect, they'll never translate well.

On the surface, Warm Bodies (Emily Bestler Books — Atria), which will be releasing as a major motion picture on February 1st, looks just like a fun diversion, maybe a mindless beach read about a zombie who falls in love with a human girl.

* sips tea, black, no milk, no sugar, none of that sissy stuff * Now, tell me, how does a nice girl like you, who was doing quite well for herself with vampire books, end up writing about post-apoc zombies?

«In addition to a steady stream of gunfights with zombie - like mutants, roadway bandits, and opportunistic warlords, the books teach dozens of useful survival tricks.

Why publish books like Pride, Prejudice and Zombies?

Ya know that beautifully drawn zombie comic you and your friends created that's like, so much better than The Walking Dead, but failed to sell a single issue at the local comic book shop?

Use Interactive defences to block zombies and access new areas, or fight back using different weapons like the Machine Gun, Molotov Cocktail and Sniper Rifle and try to rank above the rest in online - leader boards · Take on the ultimate survival challenge in the previously PC - exclusive «Nightmare» difficulty mode · Running at 1080p on all platforms, with superior controls and enhanced animations, this is how survival was meant to look · Watch the original Developer Diaries and learn more about the Deadlight series · Explore the gorgeous art of Deadlight in the Deadlight: Director's Cut digital art book accessed in - game

Call Of Duty World War 2 has quite possible became my favourite call of duty to date, I was always a fan of the Black Ops campaigns / multiplayer and a massive fan of the World At War zombies, WW2 may have just taken my favourites for all of that, it's beautiful artwork and dramatic campaign is not something to overlook mixed with it's almost perfectly put together multiplayer options has made it a winner in my books, I would have liked to see a few tweaks here and there but thats just down to personal opinion, any first person shooter fan needs to check Call Of Duty World War 2 out.

Much like Robert Kirkman's comic books, «The Walking Dead» is about the people involved in the end of the world, not the zombies that infest it.

You've got shades of The Matrix, where people's bodies atrophy while they're living in a machine - constructed dreamworld; of the zombie - like VR junkies in Shadowrun; and of every other movie, book, and video game about people ruining their real - world lives to enjoy a virtual one.

As well as high profile apps like Minecraft, Plants vs Zombies, Whatsapp or Skype, you also get access to Google Movies, Books, Magazines and Videos.

She reads Goosebumps books, likes vampire dolls and loves the idea of zombies, even though Dad won't let her see any movies containing them.