Middletown Apocalypse
Brent Abell · Shawn Chesser · Mike Evans · Joe McKinney · John O'Brien · Armand Rosamilia · Eric A. Shelman · Heath Stallcup · Mark Tufo · Jack Wallen · Jay Wilburn
Oct 2015 · IndieWrites, Inc.
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What happens when you give eleven of the best modern-day apocalyptic writers the same idea for a story and allow their twisted imaginations to go wild?
Middletown Apocalypse... that's what.
Set in America's heartland, these stories begin with chemistry student Charlie Noble and wind their way through the infected landscape of middletown America.
Abel, Chesser, Evans, McKinney, O'Brien, Rosamilia, Shelman, Stallcup, Tufo, Wallen, Wilburn.
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4.2
9 reviews
thomas mcdaniel
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June 6, 2018
This is an update from my previous 3/5 rating. Overall this is an okay
book, I do love some of the authors in this book but some I really... would
not like to talk about. I'm looking at you McKinney. ( yes I shamed him on
purpose. ) No matter how good the stories are individually ( and they are
good ) they still are the same story over and over, no matter how many ways
you right it, it sadly does get stale about half way through.
Amanda Lafaive
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November 13, 2015
I liked the different takes on the Middletown apocalypse, some better than others but all good. Now I'd like to see a collaboration on on story with each author writing their own chapters.
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Ricky Graves
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January 7, 2017
Very good read. The suspense just builds and builds.
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