Today's episode is brought to you by Nightfire, publisher of The Living Dead by George A. Romero and New York Times best-selling author Daniel Kraus.

That is now available in paperback.

Yeah, and some eagle-eared listeners might remember that Daniel Kraus came on the

show a while back and talked about his working relationship with George Romero and it's over up on our Patreon if you haven't heard it.

Yeah, Daniel's a good guy. I'm happy to be promoting his book on the show today and for those who aren't familiar, George A Romero invented the modern zombie with the

Night of the Living Dead, but often felt hemmed in by the constraints of filmmaking.

Set in the present day, the living dead is an entirely new tale, the story of the

zombie plague as George A Romero wanted to tell it.

Joe Hill calls the living dead a horror landmark, while the Washington Post calls it

the definitive account of the zombie apocalypse.

Read the living dead by George A. Romero and our friend Daniel Krause,

available now in paperback wherever terrifying books are sold.

You can probably also buy it where non-terifying books are sold.

Yeah, I hope so that seemed to be limiting their audience if they only sold it where

terrifying books are sold because in my mind that's like the Necronomicon and

shit that'll like some humans.

It's kind of an objective thing.

Clifford the big red dog in there too somewhere, you know, think of the kids.

You know what else you can find at some bookstore, Scott Garfield?

Nope, that's not what I was thinking of.

I was thinking of, our old standby, Fangoria magazine.

Ah, yes.

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