Publication Date: March 29, 2016
Publisher: Month9Books
The Corpse War is over. Or at least
Will Ritter thought the war was over. But Will quickly changes his
mind when he is led through a doorway in time and finds himself in a
future where the Earth has been all but destroyed. The Corpses, alien
invaders who wear the dead like suits of clothing, have returned in
horrific numbers. In the wake of their destructive onslaught, a
rag-tag group of survivors with some of Will’s now grownup friends
among them is all that’s left of mankind. Will must take part in a
desperate, last ditch effort to rewrite history, prevent the Second
Corpse War from ever happening, and defeat this evil that has
consumed mankind once and for all. But victory, if such a thing is
even possible, carries a heavy cost.
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Ty Drago does his writing just across
the river from Philadelphia, where the Undertakers novels take place.
In addition to The Undertakers: Rise of the Corpses, The
Undertakers: Queen of the Dead, and The Undertakers: Secret of the
Corpse Eater, he is the author of The Franklin Affair and Phobos, as
well as short stories and articles that have appeared in numerous
publications, including Writer's Digest. He currently lives in
southern New Jersey with his wife and best friend, the real Helene
Drago née Boettcher.
***Guest Post***
For “End of the World,” and the
Undertakers Series as whole, my playlist turned out to be anthems,
particularly millennial anthems. I’ve played these so many times
that I’ve got them memorized, a fact that I think makes my kids
cringe a little.
For better or worse, here they are, in
no particular order:
“E for Extinction” Thousand Foot
Krutch
“Uprising” Muse
“Fight Song” Rachel Patton
“I’ll Stand By You” Girls Aloud
“Roar” Katy Perry
“Shut Up and Drive” Rihanna
“My Life Would Suck Without You” Kelly Clarkson
“Angel” Natasha Bedingfield
“Radioactive” Imagine Dragons
“Uprising” Muse
“Fight Song” Rachel Patton
“I’ll Stand By You” Girls Aloud
“Roar” Katy Perry
“Shut Up and Drive” Rihanna
“My Life Would Suck Without You” Kelly Clarkson
“Angel” Natasha Bedingfield
“Radioactive” Imagine Dragons
Music is key to writer. Well, at least
my writing. Every story has its own soundtrack, and I’ve
found time and time again that I need to pick the soundtrack before I
put down even my first word. Truth be told, I don’t actually play
these song over and over while I’m typing. Instead, I play
them over and over while I’m thinking. In the car. On a
walk. Whatever. It gets my juices following. It helps bring things
together.
Does that make sense?
Sometimes when I try to explain this to
non-writers, they scratch their heads, look cross-eyed at me, and
say, “So … you’re writing a … musical?”
Um, no.
Obviously, I don’t have characters
belting out these tunes. In fact, in most cases, the song don’t
necessarily even apply to the storyline. I mean, this is a
series about a kid army battled an invasion of “smart zombies!”
What they do bring to the table, however, is a certain focus. They
grease the wheels of my imagination, which is the point after all.
They help me be a better storyteller.
Bottom line? Just
that music and words go together like wine and cheese. They work
just fine separately, but together they can be magic!
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Giveaway
Information: Contest ends April 8, 2016
- Five (5) winners will receive a digital copy of The Undertakers 5: End of the World by Ty Drago (INT)
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