Snow White has bigger problems than a red apple. The Dwarfs have bigger problems than Snow White. Well, no, actually they don't, because Snow White is now a flesh-eating ghoul with an appetite for dwarf.
In this modern retelling of the classic fairy tale, a zombie plague from the 'real world' somehow enters the beloved realms of childhood fantasy, starting with the kingdom of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Who is the deadest one of all?
There's no more living happily ever after. There's no more living, period.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Snow White and the Seven Dead Dwarfs is a novella featuring familiar fairy tale characters in bloody, brutal struggle against relentless, ravenous zombies. It's not suitable for very young children, because if they read it, or have it read to them, they will run screaming whenever they see Snow White, Prince Charming, or the Dwarfs at any of the Disney parks.
It's also not suitable for people with no stomach for zombies biting, chewing, and eviscerating popular fairy tale characters.
(And the less said about the undead dwarf toss, the better.)
Yes, Snow White, someday your prince willcome ... and you'll wish he hadn't.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bob McLain runs a wonderful website called DisneyDispatch where no one gets eaten and where you can learn lots about Walt Disney World, Disneyland, and all things Disney without having to worry about boarding up your home to keep out hordes of the undead.
Bob is the author of the horror short story, The Big Red Button, and he has forthcoming a second Disney-themed zombie novella called Z-Ticket, in which a magical day at Walt Disney World turns into a magical bloodbath as the zombie apocalypse plunges the park into purgatory.
In this modern retelling of the classic fairy tale, a zombie plague from the 'real world' somehow enters the beloved realms of childhood fantasy, starting with the kingdom of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Mirror, mirror on the wall
Who is the deadest one of all?
There's no more living happily ever after. There's no more living, period.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Snow White and the Seven Dead Dwarfs is a novella featuring familiar fairy tale characters in bloody, brutal struggle against relentless, ravenous zombies. It's not suitable for very young children, because if they read it, or have it read to them, they will run screaming whenever they see Snow White, Prince Charming, or the Dwarfs at any of the Disney parks.
It's also not suitable for people with no stomach for zombies biting, chewing, and eviscerating popular fairy tale characters.
(And the less said about the undead dwarf toss, the better.)
Yes, Snow White, someday your prince willcome ... and you'll wish he hadn't.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bob McLain runs a wonderful website called DisneyDispatch where no one gets eaten and where you can learn lots about Walt Disney World, Disneyland, and all things Disney without having to worry about boarding up your home to keep out hordes of the undead.
Bob is the author of the horror short story, The Big Red Button, and he has forthcoming a second Disney-themed zombie novella called Z-Ticket, in which a magical day at Walt Disney World turns into a magical bloodbath as the zombie apocalypse plunges the park into purgatory.
