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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Solid book of zombie goodnessBy Patrick S. DorazioThis is the only Dead Worlds: Undead Stories anthology that I have picked up, and after reading it, I feel comfortable describing it as providing a customer with exactly what it advertises: action, gore, and buckets and buckets of blood. My guess is that the other volumes offer up more of the same.Certainly, based on my rating of this antho, the above is not a complaint. If you are looking for an anthology that tests the boundaries of what zombies can be or do, this is probably not the book for you. But if you are a fan of the traditional shambling corpses that tear apart their victims and devour their flesh, while at the same time infecting countless others to do the same thing, than this book delivers. As is the case with good zombie tales, you not only have the chance to get scared, but also to laugh and be touched, because despite the fact that the gruesome ghouls are the main attraction here, the stories that are most compelling in this genre because of the human beings that inhabit the pages.Certainly, as with every anthology, there are good stories and a few that don't resonate quite as much, but overall, the work here is pretty solid. Again, we are not looking at stories that will expand the zombie genre to something beyond its traditional boundaries, but there is nothing wrong with that, as long as you know what you are getting when you purchase this tome. I personally enjoy stories of zombie mayhem, because my unnerving fear of the rotting buggers probably will never go away.So check this one out if you enjoy your zombies traditional and ready to chow down. You won't be disappointed.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. like a zombie cravesBy robmakes me crave more stories, like a zombie craves brains0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great Read with only one flawBy Bill@This book was great in almost every way. Only the story Men in Trees stood out as a real dud.The writing is extremely amateurish and seems out of place amongst the other works. Otherwise, very nicely done!