“Now I’m just standing here on the conveyor. Along for the ride. I reach the end, turn around, and go back the other way. The world has been distilled. Being dead is easy. After a few hours of this, I notice a female on the opposite conveyor. She doesn’t lurch or groan like most of us. Her head just lolls from side to side. I like that about her. That she doesn’t lurch or groan. I catch her eye and stare at her.”
In this unique take on the zombie genre, a young man named R becomes a zombie but retains his humanity and falls in love with a human woman. The story delves into themes of companionship, the nature of life and death, and the struggle for hope amidst a chaotic world. more
Isaac Marion is an American writer known for his works of fantasy, particularly the 'Twilight' series. His novels often explore themes of love, death, and the supernatural. Born in 1981, Marion developed a passion for writing from a young age and turned it into a career. His first novel, 'Twilight,' was published in 2005 and quickly became a bestseller, leading to a successful film adaptation. Marion's works have gained widespread acclaim and have had a significant impact on contemporary fantasy literature. more
“What’s the point in hating something if you aren’t proactive?”
“Beauty is something that burns the hand when you touch it.”
“My heart, to put it more simply, got nostalgic for the present. Always a bad sign.”
“My heart and the elevator, a plummet inside a plummet.”