Are YOU ready for the end of the world?

The apocalypse may or may not be coming soon — make sure you are prepared!

Now, I’m sure you’ve already got your safe house, food supplies, greenhouses and weapons ready, but have you given any thought to entertainment?

Having the right entertainment is a key part of surviving an apocalypse. If there’s nothing to do in your safe house, you’ll eventually get bored out of your skull, go outside, and WHAM! Hello, zombies.

Now I’m NOT going to let that happen to you. So that’s why this week I’m giving away a bunch of entertainment-friendly prizes like ebooks, a paperback, Amazon voucher, Kindle, and more!

1. Be prepared!

Hungry For You First things first: the key to surviving the apocalypse is to be prepared. For that reason, I’m offering a 50% discount on my trusty zombie guide Hungry For You, which tells you everything you never knew about zombies, including an overview of the different types!

To take advantage of this offer, go to Smashwords and use coupon code ND25A before midnight on Saturday.

(Unless you don’t want to survive the apocalypse, that is.)

2. Stay positive!

The second most important part to survival is to be optimistic and have hope. But what if the worst happens and you get bitten?

Positivity is key! That’s why I recommend you start loving zombies. If you love zombies, when you turn into one it won’t be so depressing!

Not sure where to begin? This week I’ve written two guest posts on how I went from zombie-hater to a zombie-dater.

Over on Two Ends of the Pen is 10 Things I Hate About Zombies, outlining how Hungry For You began; and on Juniper Grove is a encouraging guest post called To Fellow Zombie Haters, about why you should love zombies, too.

On top of learning to love zombies, each post is running an ebook giveaway. When else has preparing for the apocalypse been a win-win?!

3. Stay informed!

If you want to go the extra mile, remember to stick around this week and Party Like It’s 1889.

Not only will you learn to love zombies, and therefore be less depressed if you become one. You’ll also have more chances of winning our Kindle grand prize… meaning hours of entertainment for your safe house. So while other people get bored and go outside (and die), you’ll stay inside and be safe!

Confused? Here’s a recap!

Surviving the apocalypse in 4 easy steps:*

  1. - Get 50% off Hungry For You through Smashwords using coupon code ND25A;
  2. - Leave a comment on Juniper Grove;
  3. - Leave a comment on Two Ends of the Pen;
  4. - Love zombies!

*actions may or may not help you survive the apocalypse.

because it is!I’m giving away a $10 Amazon voucher & a 1889 paperback this week (open worldwide)! Enter to win by commenting below & on the posts linked above. Each comment also counts as an entry to the Kindle giveaway! More details and ways to win available here.

About A.M. Harte

AM Harte is the editor-in-chief of 1889 Labs. She writes twisted speculative fiction, such as the zombie love anthology Hungry For You. She is excellent at missing deadlines, has long forgotten what ‘free time’ means, and enjoys procrastinating online.
  • http://www.gregxgraves.com Greg X. Graves

    Entertainment, right-o.  We’ll need books (hey, topical!) and also I’m going to float the idea of a zombie cage match.

    1 audience, 1 cage, 2 zombies.

    The first one to rot loses.

    BEGIN.

    • http://amharte.com a.m.harte

      OR… what about brain juice wrestling? Two zombies thrown in a brain juice-filled pit….?

  • Jaidis Shaw

    I’ve always thought the idea of Zombie races would be entertaining :) Though I must say, the cage match and brain juice wrestling sounds pretty entertaining as well..hehe

    • http://amharte.com a.m.harte

      zombie racing — there’s an idea!! zombie dog racing?

      • Jaidis Shaw

        Zombie dog racing would be entertaining as well :) And with human zombies, it could always be turned into a three legged race whenever the decay started setting in too badly..lol.

  • http://n3wt0n.com/ Kyle Newton

    I’m hungry for minion rings. I just made them up. Think: battered and deepfried zombie-vegetables. Loyal, hard working, and oh-so-tasty.

  • James R

    Zombies party like it’s 1889…so I’d say the first thing you need is to have the hippest safe night club on the block and the entertainment will come to you.  A firm ‘no zombies’ policy at the door and you’re set to party away the apocolypse. 

  • http://twitter.com/WA_side Cathi Payne

    Zombie Twister, though there will need to be some game-field clearing going on every so often.

    • mcchots

      will the rules require limbs to be attached to win?

      • http://twitter.com/WA_side Cathi Payne

        I don’t see why they would, so long as the appropriate limb is touching the correct coloured dot. Plus it would encourage the zombies to dismember themselves.

        Of course the rules may or may not mention whether a zombie is allowed to move or detach the limbs of its competitor/s.

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