How To Write Your Own Zombie Novel

By Ian Hall

There are a lot of things to consider before writing your own novel.
And I mean, ANY Novel.
There’s the choice of writing medium, what tense or POV to use, plot ideas, storylines, character names, to what degree to employ violence, humor, sex etc.
ANY novel is bad enough.
But when your first novel is going to be a Zombie Novel, you have so many EXTRA things to consider just for the Zombie genre, it sometimes takes the wind out of your sails.
This is where this short book comes into its own.

“How to Write Your Own Zombie Novel” guides you through the maze of ‘zombie-isms’, and explains many of the choices available, hopefully making the process clearer, whilst avoiding some of the pit-falls of the zombie genre.
In a light and sarcastic style, you’ll soon be formulating your own zombie world, and getting your own novel under way.

“How to Write Your Own Zombie Novel” is an excellent primer for those writing in the Zombie world. For Zombie fans aged ten to a hundred and ten, the guide is useful, well laid out, thought provoking, and funny.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ian Hall
• Release date: Jan 16, 2012
• ISBN: 9781465964304

Ian Hall

Ian Hall is a former Commander Officer of No. 31 Squadron (1992-4), as well as being the editor and writer of the Squadron Association's three-times-a-year 32-page newsletter. He is the author of Upwards, an aviation-themed novel currently available as a Kindle download. This is his first full-length historical study, having previously penned a 80-page history of No 31 Squadron's early Tornado years.

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