Ebook {Epub PDF} The Fields by Ty Schwamberger

Afterword by Ty Schwamberger. Billy Fletcher learned to farm the family's tobacco fields—and beat slaves—by the hands of his father. Now, his father is dead, the slaves have long since been freed, and the once-lush fields are dying. Salvation by the name of Abraham knocks on the farmhouse door, bringing wild ideas. THE FIELDS. TY SCHWAMBERGER. 82 Pages. ISBN: $ What others are saying about THE FIELDS: “The Fields is a merciless, pitchfork-to-the-face, homespun zombie adventure. Schwamberger offers up a shotgun blast of graphic undead action in this unique take on the genre.” Shroud Magazine. Check out this great listen on www.doorway.ru Billy Fletcher learned to farm the family's tobacco fields - and beat slaves - by the hands of his father. Now, his father is dead, the slaves have long since been freed, and the once-lush fields are dying. Salvation by the name of Abraham knocks on the.

Welcome to The Fields. Foreword by Joe McKinney Introduction by Jonathan Maberry Afterword by Ty Schwamberger Here are the details of our limited hardcover edition: Signed by Ty Schwamberger, Ben Baldwin Tara Bush Limited to only copies worldwide Each copy is numbered by hand Four-colour laminated dust jacket Exclusive book board cover design. -Ty Schwamberger (The Fields, Deep Dark Woods)."Bedtime Stories for Carrion Beetles was a creepy pleasant surprise, and I am looking forward to seeing more of his work." - K. H. Vaughan, reviewing for Hellnotes. "Ty Schwamberger's The Fields is an original zombie tale that will satisfy lovers of grisly fiction and well told stories. Good characters, cool twists and great writing make this a story that grabs one by the scalp early on. Anything with a Southern vein and the specters that can invoke gets my slash of approval.".

THE FIELDS. TY SCHWAMBERGER. 82 Pages. ISBN: $ What others are saying about THE FIELDS: “The Fields is a merciless, pitchfork-to-the-face, homespun zombie adventure. Schwamberger offers up a shotgun blast of graphic undead action in this unique take on the genre.” Shroud Magazine. Afterword by Ty Schwamberger. Billy Fletcher learned to farm the family's tobacco fields—and beat slaves—by the hands of his father. Now, his father is dead, the slaves have long since been freed, and the once-lush fields are dying. Salvation by the name of Abraham knocks on the farmhouse door, bringing wild ideas. Ty Schwamberger’s The Fields starts out with an introduction by Jonathan Mayberry, laying out the ground rules for zombie stories, those rules being that there are no rules. Save maybe one, that zombie stories.