PAGES PROMOTIONS, LLC
  • Home
    • Contact >
      • Terms & Conditions & Privacy Policy
    • Our Sacred Text Philosophy
  • Editorial, Book Design & Advocacy Services
  • Indie Reads TV
    • Season One Episode Archive
    • Season Two Episode Archive
    • Indie Reads Book Club
  • Prose Procrastinators Anonymous
  • Creative Light Workshops
    • The Passionate Plotter Live
    • The Passionate Plotter E-Learning
    • The Passionate Plotter Kids Club
    • The Passionate Plotter For Groups
  • The Idea Lab
  • The Blog Thingy
  • Resources
  • Virtual Book Festival
    • February Literary Trivia
    • 2020 Summer Virtual Book Festival
    • 2020 Autumn Virtual Book Festival
  • Call For Submissions

The Blog Thingy...
​Where Emotion and Information are Dispensed Inconsistently... Sometimes.

A Fistful of Dead Folk by Peggy Christie & David C. Hayes

9/17/2020

0 Comments

 
Picture
So, looking at the cover, you might not know what to expect... or your imagination might get it, and your brain might say, "How are they going to pull this off?"  Well, either way, you'll be taken on a ride you won't soon forget.  The collaboration of these writers and illustrators is fantastic.  Its a fun romp, melding western and zombie genres, and with each gruesome death, a shout out to the power of feminism.  

There is nothing "expected" about the pages of this graphic novella.  The story doesn't begin at the beginning; it actually starts someplace in the middle.  The plot development doesn't follow the traditional ebb and flow and climactic precipice... instead, the authors dangle you precariously off the shingles of a rickety building, while your blood trickles into the mouths of friends and enemies, alike.

I've enjoyed everything I've read from Peggy Christie, and I'm grateful that she has now introduced me to David C. Hayes and a tremendously talented gaggle of illustrators.  There are seven severely disturbed artists that have lent their twisted sense of continuity to this story, and the work is better for it.  This is truly a work of genuine collaboration; and it makes me want to ask the question, "Did the words come first, directing the art... or did the art give birth to the words?" 

You can be certain that is a conversation we'll be having at our next festival.

This is horror of the absurd.  And you need to read it... if for no other reason than to cleanse your palate clean from all the predictable zombie stuff that's so prevalent right now in television... But mostly because it is fun and creative writing.

Watch Peggy Christie on an episode of Indie Reads TV
Watch Peggy Christie's interview from our June 2020 Virtual Book Festival

​

​October 2020 Virtual Book Festival
Trick Or Treat Game

You've just collected one Reese's Peanut Butter Cup!
Empty your Pillowcase HERE to enter to win!
Picture
0 Comments



Leave a Reply.

    Welcome 

    You'll find some interesting stuff here... some Op Eds, some Information, Book Reviews, and More.  Poke around the categories and see what ruffles your feathers... in a good way!

    Archives

    January 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020
    August 2020
    July 2020
    June 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018

    Categories

    All
    Author Friend Thingies
    Author Interview Thingies
    Book Festival Thingies
    Book Review Thingies
    Emotional Thingies
    Featured Indie Authors
    Writing Craft Thingies

    RSS Feed

(c) 2021 Diana Kathryn Plopa      Pages Promotions, LLC     All Rights Reserved
Pages Promotions, LLC is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Pages Promotions, LLC also participates in the following affiliate programs: Book Cave. Other links may include affiliate codes that afford the site owner a small commission at no additional cost to the buyer.  We truly appreciate your help in supporting this website. We only post affiliate links for products that we use and recommend ourselves.
  • Home
    • Contact >
      • Terms & Conditions & Privacy Policy
    • Our Sacred Text Philosophy
  • Editorial, Book Design & Advocacy Services
  • Indie Reads TV
    • Season One Episode Archive
    • Season Two Episode Archive
    • Indie Reads Book Club
  • Prose Procrastinators Anonymous
  • Creative Light Workshops
    • The Passionate Plotter Live
    • The Passionate Plotter E-Learning
    • The Passionate Plotter Kids Club
    • The Passionate Plotter For Groups
  • The Idea Lab
  • The Blog Thingy
  • Resources
  • Virtual Book Festival
    • February Literary Trivia
    • 2020 Summer Virtual Book Festival
    • 2020 Autumn Virtual Book Festival
  • Call For Submissions