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    Zoo Of The Dead And Other Horrific Tales

    By Iseult Murphy

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    Ever wondered what it would be like to see a loved one in a zoo exhibit? How about where Death takes his girlfriend on their dates, or what kind of client a zombie private detective might have? Well, wonder no more! ‘Zoo of the Dead and other horrific tales’ compiles six of Iseult Murphy’s horror shorts for the first time in one collection, together with three brand new toe curling tales.

    Iseult Murphy will turn your world upside down. Nothing is ever as it seems in her tales of everyday life. A dreadful delight! – Stella Night, author of The Call of Her Wolf

    ZOO OF THE DEAD is a totally convincing world where Zombies and Werewolves are captured and used for entertainment - David Rae, author

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIseult Murphy
    Release dateAug 4, 2018
    ISBN9780463105153
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    Zoo Of The Dead And Other Horrific Tales
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    Iseult Murphy

    Iseult Murphy lives on the east coast of Ireland with two cats, five dogs, a kakariki and a couple of humans. She writes horror, fantasy and science fiction short stories and novels. Her work has appeared in over a dozen venues, including Alban Lake's Drabble Harvest, Newmyths.com and the Drabblecast audio fiction podcast.

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