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Zusatztext An excellent companion to The Walking Dead comic books Informationen zum Autor Jay Bonansinga is a writer of thrillers, whose novels have been translated into nine languages. His debut novel, The Black Mariah , was a finalist for a Bram Stoker award, and his short stories and articles have been widely published in magazines and anthologies. He has worked with Robert Kirkman writing the New York Times bestselling series of novels, The Walking Dead. He currently lives in Illinois with his wife and two sons, has a Master's in film and is a visiting professor at Northwestern University in their Creative Writing for the Media program, as well as the Graduate Writing Program at DePaul University. Klappentext BASED ON THE AWARD-WINNING COMIC BOOKS AND BLOCKBUSTER TELEVISION SHOW She has weathered the apocalypse for four years and witnessed terrible things, but Lilly Caul has survived. She settled in plague-ravaged Atlanta, in a safe haven above the walker-ridden streets. But something is missing. Lilly still dreams of her former home, the village of Woodbury. It has become a symbol of hope, family and a normal life amidst this hell on earth. And its call grows too powerful to ignore. Challenging the odds, Lilly leads a group of survivors towards the village - across a nightmarish landscape of walker swarms, natural disasters, and untold dangers. Here she discovers a disturbing truth. In order to survive, save her people and reach her goal she will do anything, no matter what the cost . . . Praise for THE WALKING DEAD novels 'An essential read for any fan of The Walking Dead' Examiner.com 'Engrossing, unforgiving . . . an absolutely amazing read' HorrorNovelReviews.com The eighth book in the New York Times bestselling spin-off series, set in the world of Robert Kirkman's hugely successful The Walking Dead. Zusammenfassung The eighth book in the New York Times bestselling spin-off series, set in the world of Robert Kirkman's hugely successful The Walking Dead....
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Jay Bonansinga is a writer of thrillers, whose novels have been translated into nine languages. His debut novel,
The Black Mariah, was a finalist for a Bram Stoker award, and his short stories and articles have been widely published in magazines and anthologies. He has worked with Robert Kirkman writing the
New York Times bestselling series of novels, The Walking Dead. He currently lives in Illinois with his wife and two sons, has a Master's in film and is a visiting professor at Northwestern University in their Creative Writing for the Media program, as well as the Graduate Writing Program at DePaul University.
