The world as we knew it had ended. Deep in the mountains of the west coast, six men survived. In the town of River’s Bend, these six friends continued on with their lives as zombies inherited the Earth. As they navigated the world that had been left behind, the soundtrack of life played on.
“The End of the World Playlist" is getting some great reviews, including these reviews that mention some pretty famous people:
“If you think you might like to take a break from the real world and enjoy some quick zombie/end-of-the-world fun, you would be wise to check out this little novella from Dan O'Brien. This is my first read by this author but I'll definitely be looking for more… I swear there were times when he was channeling Stephen King, one of the few to master the novella form. The very title reminded me of King's work and the dialog within seemed straight from King's own mind.”
“Finessed by O'Brien's stylized, clean, well-edited writing `The End' becomes a dystopian Tarrantino automatic rifle shoot 'em up! And I mean that as a compliment! You'll cringe, You'll squeal like a little girl, You'll laugh. Good Characters will die...and that's just the Beginning ... of `The End'.”
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Get to know author Dan O’Brien:
"Dan O'Brien is an editor, writer, and screenwriter. He currently attends a California university and is pursuing a graduate degree in psychology. He has written over 10 novels, several screenplays, and is working on a graphic novel. A philosopher and martial artist, his days are filled with writing and training. He is an eclectic writer who dabbles in many genres, though most have sweeping elements of scientific inquiry and reason. Most of the novels fall into the categories of science fiction and fantasy, though there is something for everyone. Romance, horror, young adult, and even drama have found their way from his mind to paper."
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