The Zombie Chronicles 3: Ascension - The Zombie Chronicles, #3

Name: The Zombie Chronicles 3: Ascension
Price: 1.99 EUR
Author: Mark Clodi
ISBN: 9781452405001

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Mark Clodi

Radical Poodle Press
Paru le : 27/04/2011

Max barely made it out of Chicago alive and was looking forward to a long recovery in Iowa with his kids. Picked up by Colonel Draper he expected a quick... > Lire la suite

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Max barely made it out of Chicago alive and was looking forward to a long recovery in Iowa with his kids. Picked up by Colonel Draper he expected a quick return to his friend Bill's home and chance to catch his breath. It is not to be, however, and he is compelled to use his abilities to go on one last mission; to find the Zombie-master, the man responsible for creating the outbreak. Pressed into service alongside his friends, Max heads out to beard the lion in his den and finish the fight once and for all.

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Date de parution : 27/04/2011
Editeur : Radical Poodle Press
Collection : The Zombie Chronicles
ISBN : 978-1-4524-0500-1
EAN : 9781452405001
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Mark Clodi

Mark Clodi (born March 30th, 1969) is the author of many zombie apocalypse novels and short stories. At an early age Mark was hooked on fantasy and the pulp fiction of the 'Golden Age of Science Fiction'. While moving around the mid-west with his parents he continued to feed his frenzied reading by buying fiction at yard sales and utilizing the local libraries. The thought of actually becoming a writer struck him at an early age, but he never followed through on his dream until he was much older and well established in his chosen career as a computer programmer.
His writing started one day while trading emails back and forth with Mike Keleman, the co-author of his first book. They started assigning chapter numbers to the emails and the rest, as they say, is history. He lives in a small town smack-dab in the middle of Iowa (U. S. A.) tinkering with story ideas, knocking back the occasional rum and pondering his life choices.