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S G Browne
(Scott G Browne)
S.G. Browne worked in Hollywood for several years before moving to Santa Cruz to be a writer. He currently lives and writes in San Francisco.
Genres: Horror
Novels
Breathers (2009)
Fated (2010)
Lucky Bastard (2012)
I Saw Zombies Eating Santa Claus (2012)
Big Egos (2013)
Less than Hero (2015)
Fated (2010)
Lucky Bastard (2012)
I Saw Zombies Eating Santa Claus (2012)
Big Egos (2013)
Less than Hero (2015)
Collections
Swallowed By The Cracks (2011) (with others)
Shooting Monkeys in a Barrel (2012)
Lost Creatures (2021)
Shooting Monkeys in a Barrel (2012)
Lost Creatures (2021)
Novellas and Short Stories
Dr. Sinister's Home For Retired Villains (2016)
Remedial English For Reanimated Corpses (2016)
Scattered Showers With A Chance Of Daikaiju (2016)
The Maiden Poodle (2017)
Remedial English For Reanimated Corpses (2016)
Scattered Showers With A Chance Of Daikaiju (2016)
The Maiden Poodle (2017)
Books containing stories by S G Browne
Wily Writers Presents Tales of Foreboding (2022)
(Wily Writers Presents)
edited by
Bill Bodden and E S Magill
More books
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S G Browne recommends
Apocalypse Yesterday (2020)
Brock Adams
"Does your life seem monotonous and pointless? Are you tired of having to deal with self-entitled humans who complain about First World problems? Do you find yourself longing for the zombie apocalypse to bring some excitement and purpose into your life? Then Apocalypse Yesterday is the perfect book for you. Read it in the break room, in your cubicle, or at your local McDonald’s with your favorite machete."
This Dark Earth (2012)
John Hornor Jacobs
"This Dark Earth is a smart, thoughtful look at the end of humanity that delivers horrifying detail packed with an emotional resonance. It's The Road meets World War Z. Deftly written, with eloquent prose peppered with crisp, dark humor, Jacobs crafts a chillingly believable tale that transcends genre fiction and manages to do what I long for whenever I sit down to read a book: make me wish I'd written it."
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