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[Stephen Blundell]

Hey Jacob .... is there still time to submit a story ... I got an story idea bouncing around in my brain!

[Permuted Press]

Hey Jacob .... is there still time to submit a story ... I got an story idea bouncing around in my brain!

Unfortunately we're closed to everything but novellas at this point.  Write it up, though.  You can always find a home for a good zombie story somewhere.

Jacob

[john_sunseri]

To Mr. Morrone,

Really enjoyed 'The Project' when I read it - beautiful work creating tension and action in such a short piece, and I THOROUGHLY enjoyed how you ended it ("Damnedest thing I ever did see.")

A real pleasure to meet you!

[Snell]

Matt Masucci. I wrote "Adam Repentant."

Great story, Matt.  Glad you submitted.  In fact, we’ve received several great submissions, so the anthology should turn out awesome.  Unfortunately, as an editor, I already know how it ends . . .

[zombiestorywriter]

Great story, Matt.  Glad you submitted.

Thanks! I'm glad to be on board and in such great company.

It was a fun piece to write.

[Stephen Blundell]

Jacob,


Well I better start pounding the keys!!! I'll send it your way when I got myself sorted.  Wait till you see image two ... half way complete ..... kicks butt!  But then I am very biased though, lol!

You have got to be I guess!

- Stephen

[horrorview]

First to make the lamest post ever!  Just kidding!     Welcome to the board, James.  Maybe a few more Undead contributors will drop in.

Jacob

Hey now! Come on, I couldn't think of anything at the time, but, like a freshly raked pile of leaves, I couldn't resist jumping into a new and untouched forum!!!

[PatM]

To Mr. Morrone,

Really enjoyed 'The Project' when I read it - beautiful work creating tension and action in such a short piece, and I THOROUGHLY enjoyed how you ended it ("Damnedest thing I ever did see.")

A real pleasure to meet you!

To John_Sunseri,

John,  I'm glad you enjoyed reading The Project. It's really funny how people see things in a story. The story first appeared in Brian Keene's 'Horrorfind' and he said exactly the same thing about the ending. It came from parts of two movies: Castaway and Willard. I watched them in that order and the ending just jumped out at me. Thanks for the kind words...

PJM

[john_sunseri]

Happy that Mr. Keene and I thought the same way...he's a scary SOB, you know?  I'll take any of that mojo I can get...