Rising Dead Is Now Available

My new novella is oddly both lighter or more personal then my previous releases.  Ultimately if you want to stick nerdy philosopher who can't seem to shut up into a zombie tale, this is the book for you.  I hope you enjoy.  

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Horns Book vs Movie for Ravenous Monster

As a very big fan of Joe Hill’s sophomore novel Horns, I was awaiting Alexandre Aja’s film adaptation with much anticipation. Piranha and Haute Tension are great movies, showing a diversity of ability.  Even his weaker efforts such asMirrors and The Hills Have Eyes remake are never dull, and his direction is always exciting and unique.

Horns follows Ignatius (Ig) Perrish after he wakes up hung over after desecrating the memorial placed where his ex-girlfriend, Merrin, was raped and murdered one year ago. He was never tried for her death, but nearly everyone in town believes Ig’s guilty of the crime.  The physical discomfort of his hangover is compounded by the horns now emerging from his forehead.  Ig soon makes a startling discovery, no one truly notices the horns, yet they now feel compelled to burden Ig with their most horrible thoughts when they see him...Click over to Ravenous Monster for the full piece.

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Unhappy, overwhelmed and needing to re-start his life, Simon Frost quits his job with Social Services and becomes a park ranger.  With no responsibility, Simon allows his days to pass by quietly reading while handing out pamphlets to the State Park patrons. 

When responding to a routine tree removal Simon Frost discovers horrors he never could have imagined.  As undead hordes begin to overtake the park Simon realizes he is the only person in a position to save the nine hikers still on the trail.

Forced to take the responsibility he tried to forgo and equipped with a chainsaw and an all-terrain vehicle, Simon plunges into untold horror and discovers who he truly is.

M.R. Gott’s Rising Dead is a tale of horror and redemption that packs a wickedly dark sense of humor.