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Welcome to Tales to Terrify. Well, welcome back, Children of the Night.

A few things to say first before starting week two.

One reason last week's show was as brief as it was, I was getting a chest cold.

I got one.

I still have it, so this isn't really me.

This is sick, Larry.

That snuffly, heady, chesty thing meant I didn't say some of the things I wanted to about Martin Munt's work.

And my apologies to you, Marty.

One reason, maybe the only reason writers give us their work for free here is that it gets their name out there.

It gives them a chance to pimp their wares.

And last week, I failed to pimp Marty's latest wear.

His novel, Reanimated Americans, from Creeping Hemlock Press, it's 298 pages of Marty.

It's available on Kindle and Nook and wherever discriminating electrons congregate. It's also available in ink on paper in the usual spots,

Amazon and so forth, and some bookstores. This is a quick cut of a review from publishers

weekly. It's 2019 and the zombie apocalypse

has turned out to be rather anticlimactic. Sure, the dead now make a habit of rising from

their graves and shambling around the streets, but instead of hungering for human flesh, they

simply hang around and make nuisances of themselves. And thanks to the ACLU,

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