Catching Up with Megan Hart:
An Author Who Apparently Can’t Run Very Fast but Writes an Amazing Zombie Epic
By Rob E. Boley
In an ever-rising ocean of zombie fiction, The Resurrected by Megan Hart stands out like a much-needed lighthouse beacon. Hart puts her own unique spin on the zombie genre, prefacing her zombie outbreak with tornadoes and freakish storms. These disasters herald purple and blue flowers that turn everyday folk into thrashing madmen and staggering ghouls. While Hart’s writing has many strengths, including some refreshingly real dialogue, she really shines with her sensory description. Whether the scene is gruesome, sexy, or shockingly both, she will put you in that moment with her skillful description.
What inspired you to write The Resurrected? Tell me a bit about the book’s origins.
I love zombies! Several years ago, I had this idea about a woman who, for one reason or…
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