You'd think not, but a quick search turns up a few ways people have connected the two topics in fiction. I have not read these yet.
* Any time is a good time for a story of people doing good, especially during the zombie apocalypse. Too often, most Z books are about the zombies, with lots of killing, and the bad things people do to each other. So a few "different" Holiday reading suggestions...
A Zombie Christmas
In my short story, Christmas at the North Pole Compound
, it's up to Chief Elf Inspector Finius Flaherty to find out who stole the gifts before Christmas is ruined! No zombies, but a fun little holiday read.
Author Rusty Fischer also offers up a fun treat - a whopping collection (700+ pages!) of Zombies Don't Read: 25 YA Short Stories,
a collection of 25 holiday and YA short stories, including the appropriately titled, Home for Christmas and Jingle Brains.
And there's my other book: GIRL Z: My Life as a Teenage Zombie - (see prologue on website) Not Christmas, but zombies and part-zombies.... What happens when you're 16 and turn part-zombie?
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