Zombie Apocalypse: Which Authors Would Survive?

Friday, June 15, 2012 Which Famous Authors Would Survive Zombie Apocalypse? Hi, all! Madeleine here. There's been no shortage of flesh-eating in the news recently. Could our cultural fixation with zombies become a reality? Probably not, but it's still fun to ask all of the important hypothetical questions - Where would you hide? What would be your weapon of choice? Which 19th century authors would be the most likely to survive an apocalypse of the undead? Thankfully you no longer have to theorize about the latter - Stacey Graham, author and creator of a revamped zombie-themed set of tarot cards, has read the fortunes of Edgar Allen Poe, Jane Austen, Mary Shelley and more. Check it out! Why 'Ulysses' Is Like An Old Friend LOOK: Some Unusual Euphemisms For 'Vagina' There's An App For...James Joyce? PHOTOS: 10 Amazing Contemporary Comic Book Covers 9 Classic Books That Should Be Made Into Porn BLOG POSTS Richard Conway: Why Ulysses Is About Ordinary Life 'Ulysses' is often seen as a lofty thing, a piece of posturing high modernist literature, one with little relevance to the everyday. Others see it as a book about nothing at all. But these charges couldn't be further from the truth. As a Dubliner abroad, it's like meeting an old friend. Jackie K. Cooper: Sea Change Is Another Chance to Visit the South Author Karen White keeps her stories in the South with her latest novel Sea Change. If you have enjoyed Karen White's books in the past then you will also enjoy this one. Devon Corneal: Father's Day Books For moms looking for a last minute gift, here are some lovely books about dads -- perfect for a Father's Day bedtime. Lois Alter Mark: Talking About Missing Persons, Professional Searchers and Faith With Jane Bradley, Author of You Believers It's rare to find a novel that's a beautifully-written piece of literature -- and as riveting as a thriller. You Believers is that book. Penny C. Sansevieri: What the Plus! What's Up With Google ? An Interview With Guy Kawasaki They were saying that MySpace was destined to control the world and it would be the operating system of the Internet. Today MySpace is basically gone. What the experts say would be successful, failed. And what the experts say would fail, succeeded.

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