weird

It's so bizarre. After reading Generation Dead, I'm now, ever so slightly, obsessed with the differently biotic. No, I'm not kidding. It makes no sense. I mean, my vampire obsession could be rationalized.

Vampires are sexy. They're immortal. They drink blood. And if you get on their good side, they can make you that way too.

But what do Zombies have to offer? They're dead. That's it. They move slowly. Talk slowly. And though they may be immortal, they can't make anybody else immortal. Not to mention their eyes are lifeless, and their skin is waxy and blue toned. They are literally a walking corpse. Except they can talk. and think. But there's nothing inherently attractive about them. Yet I can't stop thinking about them. Well, one differently biotic in particular. Tommy Williams (check him out http://www.mysocalledundeath.com).

I can't get the dang Zombie out of my head. It's crazy. Not only is he a Zombie, he's a fictional Zombie. *bangs head agains keyboard*

Does anyone have any reasons for or against Zombie human relationships?

I'm talking in a very fiction situation, obviously. But this whole bizarre obsession has called up a story idea in me. And it's going to be a 'love story' of sorts. And yes, our lovely couple will be a Zombie and a Human. And I'm not sure if this will actually end up being a true love story. I mean, I've got a Zombie in it! Somebody's gotta get murdered. and some other people will most likely need to "disappear". I'm better at the horror aspect of stories than the love aspect.

I'm also working on the sequel to Finding Sky. If anyone would actually like a copy of F.S., let me know. I'm trying to find a way to sell it. and to publish it! lol. Maybe I'll have it be an ebook? That would be interesting. we'll see what ends up happening. :)