How do you genrefy them and where did the idea come from? I'm not sure whether to call it alternate history, fantasy, or just bad ass zombie thriller. ☺ So zombies and knights in medieval England. I'll focus on The Scourge books because they're the ones I'm reading. Currently I'm working on a fantasy novel about a madman who attempts to impersonate a duke. When not traveling to England or being handcuffed and thrown into the back of police cruisers, I write historical fantasy and fantasy novels. I'm Roberto Calas, and I live in a reality tv show.
I'm a big fan of Betsy's writing, so it's a thrill to be here. Hi, and thanks very much for the interview. He also loves England, which I do as well. To date I've read all three Scourge books and they're great, so there's that. Disclaimer: I met Roberto at a recent convention and we hit it off so well we stayed up until the wee hours talking writing and industry stuff and other topics I may or may not recall. Special Feature: Author Interview with Roberto Calasīetsy, here.
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