We have a problem here.” Rather than just going, “Oh, it’s the flu.

Their biological families all died when the zombies rose, and they were adopted together and became professional bloggers, because it’s the blog community that, when the dead actually started walking, was willing to stand up and say, “The dead are walking. The Newsflesh trilogy follows a pair of bloggers-primarily-Shaun and Georgia Mason. So 20 years pass, and you have an entire generation of people that’s grown up in a world where zombies just are. A lot of people died, a lot of land was permanently ceded, but we came out on top. The basic concept behind the Newsflesh trilogy is that in 2014 the Zombie Apocalypse happened, and…we actually managed to win. McGuire gives an outline of the Newsflesh series: When talking about the original trilogy, the author described the books like this: “ Feed is a political thriller with zombies, Deadline is a medical thriller with zombies, and Blackout is a conspiracy thriller with zombies.” The series was originally a trilogy, but later expanded to include a fourth novel and a final collection of short pieces and bonus materials. Set during the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse, the series is primarily written from the perspective of blog journalists. The Newsflesh series are political/science fiction/horror novels written by Seanan McGuire under the pen name Mira Grant. Oh-and she teaches us how to survive the zombie apocalypse. “I wanted to see what would happen if I started explaining zombies.” Author Seanan McGuire outlines the differences between “Seanan McGuire” and “Mira Grant,” reveals what she wanted to bring to the zombie genre, and explains why diverse readers can see themselves in her books.

The rising the newsflesh trilogy