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Calling All Zombies! London Zombie March.

posted by Emma on 24 Mar 2007

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Ever wanted to dress up like a zombie and wonder around London groaning 'Braiiiins' and lunging for people's throats? Now's your chance!

We are planning to get up to 100 people to dress up as zombies and invade the Tube system. Not only is this an excellent idea on its own, it is also a tribute to our forthcoming Monster Island - the first in a trilogy of zombie thrillers including Monster Nation and Monster Planet. The date is yet to be finalised but if you are interested in coming along, please email me and I'll put you on the list.

Requirements:

You must dress up a little bit. This can range from some suitably zombie-like blood smears to full-on lesions, sores and ripped clothing! Get some inspiration here, here, and here.

You must be happy to be photographed and filmed. I can't reveal the exact reason here, but if you email me I'll let you in to our plan. We will also be priming the press who may take photos.

You must be happy to wander around and groan for an hour or two - it will probably be on a Sunday afternoon at the end of April.

In exchange for all this, there are presents! You will get a copy of Monster Island for free, as well as credits on the film if you like. You will also get advance copies of the next two books, a couple of months before everyone else. And, of course, you can tell your grandchildren of the day you dressed up as a zombie and wandered around London.

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Comments: 3


ARGH! I live all the way in Los Angeles. This looks like a blast. I shall be with you in spirit. Perhaps I'll get all made up and go panic someone at a local bus stop instead.


Is this the same Zombie March as last year? Was told there was another one next month. I heard there was about 250 last time. Seem to be a few different ones though all at the same time, if this is the case then someone should get them all together.


Ooh, really? I didn't know about that. If you happen to have any more details, or details about the organisers of the last, could you drop me a line? emma@snowbooks.com. Thanks a million.

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