Summer Vacation Of The Living Dead - Book One
by alexreynard
Anthro Artist
19 years ago
Tish and Max are twins, coyotes, and one summer away from middle school. They are polar opposites, but best friends. They are inseperable. That is, they were. Until Max was hit by a train.
Now, after the funeral, Tish's beloved brother lies buried under hundreds of pounds of earth.
Of course, she's not going to let a little thing like that stop her from seeing him again...
Now, after the funeral, Tish's beloved brother lies buried under hundreds of pounds of earth.
Of course, she's not going to let a little thing like that stop her from seeing him again...
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*snicker*
I personally think the fact that I can write how I talk is one of my greatest strengths. As much as I appreciate grammar rules, I think one of the best ways to make your work sparkle, sizzle and dance is to bend them. Forgive me, but formality is for business papers and English class. Let's ask Stephen King and Chuck Palahniuk how much money they've made by sticking to the rules, shall we? *grin*
And also, if the fuckin' swearing wasn't fuckin' necessary, I would'na fuckin' put it in, capisce? ;)
BTW, thanks very much for giving your opinion in a polite, dignified way, instead of, 'you suck! it should have been completely different!! and had herms in it!!!' My goodness, but rather a large segment of the internet populace have never heard the word 'tact'. ;)
Tales_of_empyrean was kind enough to give me some constructive criticism on this an said it needed some editing. Now, while I disagree with a lot of what he said, I did some thinking and realized, dammit, he's right. This DID need some editing. So, at one minute past midnight on 6/5/07 I reloaded a newly proofread copy. Anyone who read it before this time, plese re-download it, or else you'll have the old, sucky version.
It ain't perfect, but it is a little better. Thanks, Tales.
The two final scenes seemed completely disconnected from the rest of the story. Although I'm certain there's a connection, and trust that it will be revealed in future installments - it still seemed disconnected.
Those structural details aside, it's intriguing to see your take on this particular genre, and I'm looking forward to the continuation.
Cheers,
OT
Completely disconnected, you say? *giggles* Keep reading as I keep posting. You gonna be surprised.
Zombies are so much fun to write about.
Anyway, this is bloody awesome as usual.
I'm speculating they filled one of the teachers' cars with it through the sunroof. :)
my death got flipped turned upside-down
and I'd like to take a moment, just sit down Fred
Tell you 'bout the Summer Vacation of the Living Dead
There! I just wrote your theme song.
Sounds like he could go double-dating with Jame Gumb.
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