Smart Bitches, Trashy Books

Sold!  I’ll put Married with Zombies on my selection list for the library as soon as I get into work today.  I’ll buy my own copy on Friday, when i can get to the bookstore.

Jesse is awesome (and so is SB Sarah, of course)—-what a fun interview!

And the style is terrific . . . .wish I had mad vid skills.

Great interview! - The whole thing about zombies “doing it” and the whole smell issue reminded me of that Old Spice commercial again:

“Hello Ladies. Look at your zombie.
Now back to me. Now back at your zombie. Now back to me.
Sadly, your zombie isn’t me.
But if he stopped decomposing and switched to Old Spice, he could smell like me…
Look down, look up. Where are you?
You’re on a boat. With the man your zombie could smell like…”

Plus we could get Bruce Campbell to play the Zombie Leader al la Army of Darkness. That would be sort of meta-old-spice.

Groovy.

Secret zombie babies! LOL! I love this interview, the presentation is fabulous.

Scary thing is, there’s already zombie YA.  I read one earlier this year called “I Kissed a Zombie, and I Liked It” by Adam Selzer.

Holy shit, Sarah, that’s funny! I love how it turned out. Thanks again for having me and for making it fun. Go Team Zombie!!

JesseP

I was actually a lucky winner of the ARC from Ms. Petersen at the Diabetes Auction and loved the book.  I would recommend it highly as it has that the refreshing intro to the book with the couple heading to marriage counselor’s office and running into zombies.

I had never thought Zombies could be that funny.  After watching the video I will have to get a copy for sure .  Love the video it was very entertaining and funny.

I definitely plan to buy this book. Marriage counselor zombie? Genius, Jenna, genius.

That being said, and with all due respect to zombies…where are the unicorn heroes, huh? Because THAT, my friends, is an idea whose time has come. Also, leprechauns. Surely I can’t be the only one who finds leprechauns smokin’ hot.

Great job! I loved it.

Holy hell that’s funny! Married with Zombies has shot to the top of my to buy list.

I saw the ad for “How long would your relationship last in the zombie apocalypse?” and took the quiz the other day, so I already had this book on my “need to buy” list.  After the interview, I’m doubly convinced!

THE SHEIK TYCONS SECRET ZOMBIE BABY SQUEE!

I’ve been intrigued by this book since it was mentioned here (was that during some kind of Valentine’s Day promo?  I remember it was a while back!) 

But as much as I loved that interivew (and seeing how fun and funny an author is always helps get my interest!) I hope someone will post a review soon.  I enjoyed the excerpt I read of the first chapter, but keep wondering if the fun factor can be sustained or if it will turn into a one-joke book.  I think this is Book 1 of a planned trilogy so I’m especially curious to know how well it stands up to the buzz….

Married with Zombies - finally a book for both me and my wife!

But geographical restrictions strike again. “This title is not available for customers from: Australia”. I hope zombies eat Orbit :-)

How often do you have the perfect opening for a very bad zombie joke? It’s very old, but resistance is futile…

What did the zombie say to the prostitute? 
You can keep the tip.

Thanks, Sarah!  Looking forward to reading your thoughts on the book!  (Though already on my wish list and thinking I may just get it after all…I can hear the call of the zombies…!)

…where are the unicorn heroes, huh?

Rampant, by Diana Peterfreund is about unicorns.  Not really heroic unicorns, but if you squint at the end, one of them is sort of heroic.  Great book, anyway.

spamword three68 - are 68 threesomes too many in an erotic romance?  Only id one of the men is “fucking her ass: saving her life”!

Yep, there is lots of YA fiction already. Dan Waters has a trilogy- Generation Dead, Kiss of Life, and Passing Strange. There’s also Zombie Queen of Newbury High, the aforementioned I Kissed A Zombie and I Liked It, and You Are So Undead To Me, followed by Undead Much?

There’s also Zombie Blondes, but that’s less romance than the other books- much closer to horror.

The zombies are everywhere… I saw a zombie crosstitch recently, and there’s even a mention of zombies in the book Mennonite in a Little Black Dress.

One of our reviewers at MonsterLibrarian.com just reviewed a book called Lucky Stiff. I don’t know that it’s actually a romance, although that’s what she called it, but the title made me groan a lot.