“One of the differences between AUTUMN and most other zombie stories,” he continues, “is that you’re one of the living dead or you’re a survivor by the end of day one. It’s not just that it’s a superficial place, all offices and restaurants–no large supermarkets or hardware stores, not somewhere you’d choose in those circumstances–it’s also filled with so many people. “I got there in the middle of the morning rush hour–pre-pandemic–and it struck me that the center of the capital, one of the busiest and most heavily populated cities in the world, would be the absolute worst place to find yourself at the beginning of the zombie apocalypse.
“The story for the new series came to me when I was in London for a business meeting,” Moody tells us. In London, a small group of survivors attempt to escape to a rumored safe haven in northern England–but the odds are seriously stacked against them. He got in touch to give RUE MORGUE the scoop on these latest adventures in a dystopian world.ĪUTUMN: DAWN, available at and other on-line outlets as both a print and e-book, is set two months after a plague killed almost all human life on Earth, only for them to be revived as the walking dead.
Two decades after first writing his popular, series-launching undead novel AUTUMN, British scribe David Moody has launched a new “London trilogy” with AUTUMN: DAWN.
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