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Tag Archives: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Wolves join classic lit mash-ups
Who doesn’t get excited when classic characters from literature and history go head-to-head against monsters, spooks and general non-humans? Quirk Books has a special talent for classic literature mash-ups (a market no one could have seen coming) with their long … Continue reading
Trailer Tuesday: Dawn of the Dreadfuls & The House of Tomorrow
Dawn of the Dreadfuls, the prequel to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, the best-selling mashup from Quirk Books, hit shelves today. Author Steve Hockensmith has written a hilarious behind-the-book essay for BookPage, in which he confesses to his life-long dream … Continue reading
Best Book of 2009: Reader’s Choice
This time of year there are “Best Books of 2009” lists everywhere you turn – most authoritatively of all, BookPage’s. But since we can only highlight a handful of the great titles out there, we wanted to let you weigh … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Jane Austen!
I’m a little late in the day posting this update – but happy 234th birthday Jane Austen! Austen’s enduring popularity is proven, in part, by the uncountable number of spinoffs her life and books have spawned. Why has Jane Austen … Continue reading
Lincoln & Vampires
This just in via USA Today: Seth Grahame-Smith, the brains behind Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, is writing what is sure to become a classic: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. The parody will hit stores on March 2. (For those who … Continue reading
