Dead Things

Sometimes dead things wake up.

Waking Dead Things

Waking Dead Things by Tennessee HicksRavyn Washington. Ordinary high school teen worried about getting her driver’s license, dates and passing classes.

Oh, and dead things.

Sometimes dead things wake up. It happened to her Nana, branded witch and necromancer by the Inquisition. Now Inquisitor Lockwood shows up in town, checking if Ravyn inherited the curse. And dead things wake up. If Lockwood finds out, Ravyn could burn.

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Dreaming Dead Things

Dreaming Dead Things by Tennessee Hicks

Dead things in high school? Bad. At college? Deadly!

Ravyn Washington’s secret? She wakes dead things. If the Inquisition finds out she could burn. She thought she left that all behind her after high school. Not quite. Haunted in her dreams, Ravyn’s curse spreads to her friends when their dream research project turns into a nightmare.

Not safe awake. Not safe asleep!

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Filming Dead Things

Filming Dead Things by Tennessee HicksThe Ken Burns of Zombie Cinema!

For decades, Stefan Roland’s quartet of Dead Things films thrilled, horrified and fascinated audiences. His work provides an insight into the witches that wake dead things, and the Inquisitors tasked with stopping them.

Now, collected together for the first time, the stories behind the films. From 1968’s Farm of the Dead Things, to 1974’s Mall of the Dead Things, 1979’s War of the Dead Things, and 1990’s Trailer Park of the Dead Things comes an exclusive glimpse at the man. The film-maker. The legend!

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About the Author
Tennessee Hicks, author of Dirty Old Vampires and the Dead Things series, lives in the rainy Pacific Northwest with his wife and son on a small homestead. He manages the local public library, and holds emergency preparedness programs. After all, no one expects the zombie apocalypse.

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