What allows an audience to relate to a protagonist? This, for me, was the central question raised by Tony Monchinski’s new zombie novel Eden: Crusade ($14.95, Permuted Press). Many zombie novels (and horror/adventure tales) operate on the mechanism of creating likable characters and putting them into danger. (The more elaborate and interesting the danger, the better!) ButContinue reading “Book Review: Eden: Crusade”
