I've finally started outlining and planning my third and final book in the Dead Soil trilogy, "Dead World". To help me stay on track with the characters and their changes and progressions I like to collect photos for character inspiration. It helps me to bring them to life in the story and I like to share that with my readers so they too can see what I'm seeing as I write and work on the story.
As I prepare to start writing the third and final novel in the Dead Soil trilogy, "Dead World", I wanted to gather some cover inspiration and get some feedback and which images my readers feel would fit well with the two covers already published. Below I have included the images I am considering so far. Please leave a comment to let me know which you like the best to complete the series!
I was contacted this morning that my books was featured in an article on Wiki.Ezvid.com and that it had made #4 of 12 on their list of Fantasy Books That Aren't Afraid to Get Dark! This was a surprise to me and I am very grateful they chose me of the many many great indie authors out there who write dark fantasy.
Since this was my first time using IngramSpark as my publisher instead of Amazon exclusively, the release dates got messed up, but to your advantage! "Dead Road" is now available in paperback and ebook!
t almost sounds like an oxymoron doesn't it? How can a Christian woman write zombie fiction? This is something I struggled with since I became a devoted Christian a little over a year ago (which is also why I have not written or published anything since). I prayed a lot about my calling in life. I knew it was writing, but now that I had a new set of beliefs and values, how was that to be integrated into my fiction? Because I was a Christian, could I only write Christian Fiction now? Zombie fiction had been a huge part of my writing since I started back in 2012. How was I supposed to write about such horrors now?
Alex Apostol 