books by Andre Duza

books by Andre Duza

books:

Andre Duza

Andre Duza

Eraserhead Press, 2004

DBA = Daring Bizarro Adventure
As I read this I wondered how of my friends would want to be associated with me if they knew I had read this book (and pretty much liked it). I answered myself "probably none". And now I'm going to make it public. Unique. Gory. Funny. Sick. Exciting. Sickening. ...

The Undead: Flesh Feast (Zombie Anthology)

Andre Duza, Ryan C. Thomas, ...

Permuted Press, 2007

A pleasent surprise
I was a big fan of the first book, and felt the sequel was a huge drop in overall quality. To be sure, it had a lot of good. But the good was always mixed evenly with equally lackluster stories. The third time proves to be the charm, as the stories in flesh feast have ...

The Bizarro Starter Kit (Orange)

Carlton Mellick III, Jeremy Robert Johnson, ...

Eraserhead Press, 2006

Introducing Bizarro!
Never heard of Bizarro fiction? Well if you like wacky, twisted, surreal, funny, strange, totally absurd stories than this is the book for you. I was already a fan of Carlton Mellick III, so I wanted to discover other bizarro authors. Someone online recommended ...

Jesus Freaks

Andre Duza

Eraserhead Press, 2006

Brutality Chronic intrigue
Detective Philip "Kane" McKane is a hard nosed cop in Philadelphia who is dealing with a few new things these days besides the common garden variety thugs he has chased down through his career. The dead have come back to life and everyone is trying to cope with that. ...

After Twilight: Walking with the Dead
Travis Adkins

Permuted Press, 2008

At the start of the apocalypse, a small resort town on the coast of Rhode Island fortified itself to withstand the millions of flesh-eating zombies conquering the world. With its high walls and self-contained power plant, Eastpointe was a safe haven for the lucky few who managed to arrive. Trained specifically to outmaneuver the undead, Black ...

Necro Sex Machine
Andre Duza

Eraserhead Press, 2008

America post apocalypse...a toxic wasteland populated by bloodthristy scavengers, mutated animals, and roving bands of organized militias wing for control of civilized society's leftovers. Housed in small settlements that pepper the wasteland, the survivors of the third world war struggle to rebuild amidst the scourge of sickness and disease and ...

The Undead: Zombie Anthology

Eric S. Brown

Permuted Press, 2005

Zombi-fied!!
I really liked this book. There were a couple of stories I didn't care for, but it really scratched that itch I have for the zombie genre. There needs to be more of these!