Sven the Zombie Slayer

[ZombieSven]

Hi,

I'm Guy James, author of Sven the Zombie Slayer, a new zombie novel.

This is a brief description:
When a zombie outbreak of unknown origin hits their town, strongman Sven, gun-lover Jane, track star Lorie, and video game warrior Milt find that their lives have become entangled in zombie gore. (138,000 words)

If you like zombies and interweaving storylines, I think you'll enjoy Sven the Zombie Slayer.

You may sample the book on amazon on the following product pages:
Kindle Edition - http://www.amazon.com/Sven-the-Zombi...dp/B005GEWYV8/

Paperback - http://www.amazon.com/Sven-Zombie-Sl...dp/1463591659/

You may also sample the book and download a sample pdf from my blog here:
http://guyjamesfiction.blogspot.com/...pters-1-5.html

Enjoy!

Best,
Guy

[The Villain]

Sounds interesting. Good luck. As an aspiring author myself, i always try and help out others so i'll buy one when i have the extra money.

[ZombieSven]

Originally Posted by The Villain

Sounds interesting. Good luck. As an aspiring author myself, i always try and help out others so i'll buy one when i have the extra money.

Thanks, I appreciate it. It's cheap on the kindle right now--$0.99.

Is your work available? I've always loved zombie fiction and the horror genre in general.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by ZombieSven

Thanks, I appreciate it. It's cheap on the kindle right now--$0.99.

Is your work available? I've always loved zombie fiction and the horror genre in general.

I dont have a kindle but i dont mind paying extra for the paperback. I'm not a fan of e-readers. My work is available. I actually started a thread here for it:

http://www.horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58049

Unfortunately the publisher i used charges a lot. I'm pretty unhappy with them because of that. I don't feel good asking people to spend so much. I'm gonna try a different route with my next book.

[neverending]

You don't have to own a kindle to read kindle books. Amazon has a free kindle for pc app that allows you to read any kindle book on your computer. I'll admit it's not as much fun as reading a paper book, but I can't pass up the fabulous deal that many up and coming authors offer. There's so much good content available for a buck or two- or even free, that I'm amassing quite a kindle library, even though I don't own a kindle.

I like checking out new authors and this is a great way without having to make a huge investment.

BTW- I just bought the kindle edition, Guy. The deal was too good to pass up.

[The Villain]

Yeah i would do that but i just hate reading books on my computer. I can't take it everywhere with me and i just don't enjoy it. I feel like i would have the same feeling about an e-reader which is a big reason why i havent bought one.

[ZombieSven]

Originally Posted by The Villain

I dont have a kindle but i dont mind paying extra for the paperback. I'm not a fan of e-readers. My work is available. I actually started a thread here for it:

http://www.horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58049

Unfortunately the publisher i used charges a lot. I'm pretty unhappy with them because of that. I don't feel good asking people to spend so much. I'm gonna try a different route with my next book.

Thanks for the link. If you're interested in switching, I'm very happy with CreateSpace (amazon), and amazon digital. Smashwords is great too, and their formatting guide is extensive enough to cover everything you need for ebook formatting.

[ZombieSven]

Originally Posted by neverending

You don't have to own a kindle to read kindle books. Amazon has a free kindle for pc app that allows you to read any kindle book on your computer. I'll admit it's not as much fun as reading a paper book, but I can't pass up the fabulous deal that many up and coming authors offer. There's so much good content available for a buck or two- or even free, that I'm amassing quite a kindle library, even though I don't own a kindle.

I like checking out new authors and this is a great way without having to make a huge investment.

BTW- I just bought the kindle edition, Guy. The deal was too good to pass up.

Thanks neverending! I hope you like it.

I do the same thing btw. I have a kindle for PC set up so as I browse amazon I'm constantly clicking on "send sample", then when I have a chance I have a ton of books to look through and buy. No shelf-space, instantaneous transmission...it really is revolutionary.

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by ZombieSven

Thanks for the link. If you're interested in switching, I'm very happy with CreateSpace (amazon), and amazon digital. Smashwords is great too, and their formatting guide is extensive enough to cover everything you need for ebook formatting.

Createspace was actually what i was gonna try with a book i just finished writing.

[leezuki]

i am loving the sound of your book, i will def be giving it a read.