Wayne Simmons's Flu, described by one reviewer as "a bloody fun read and an absolute page turner", has sold over 2,000 copies since its publication on April 30, and has been received well by readers and reviewers alike. One critic said: "I can honestly say that this is the best novel I've read since Scott Sigler's Infected and Contagious. A must read for every zombie fan."

Zombie Britannica has been described as "a swashbuckling tale that will keep you turning the pages". One reviewer said: "It took me less than two days to read this book and it was so addictive I had to read it again, and images stayed with me for weeks."

 Three of you can win signed copies of Flu and Zombie Britannica by answering this simple, zombie-themed question:

Night of the Living Dead was the movie that made Zombie Godfather, George A Romero, a cult name in 1968. Name the similarly titled movie, released in 2007 and directed by Scott Thomas:

A) Flight of the Living Dead
B) Fright of the Living Dead
C) Twiddly-dee-dum-dee of the Living Dead

Send your answer and postal address using the contact forms here or at Wayne's website, waynesimmons.org. Send your answers by September 30, 2010. The first three correct ones drawn from our cauldron will win a signed copy of Flu and Zombie Britannica. Good luck!

Flu and Zombie Britannica are available from all good bookstores and online retailers, including Waterstone's, Amazon, Play and the Book Depository.

---

Emson writes summer blockbusters, frenetically paced,
explosive horror-thrillers, but the kind that have
enough real heart and character to make it worth the entry fee
Richard Wright, author of "Hiram Grange And The Nymphs Of Krakow"