Joe McKinney was a San Antonio based author and Patrol Supervisor with the San Antonio Police Department.
Awards: Stoker (2013) see all
Genres: Horror
Series
Dead World
1. Dead City (2006)
2. Apocalypse of the Dead (2010)
3. Flesh Eaters (2011)
4. Mutated (2011)
1. Dead City (2006)
2. Apocalypse of the Dead (2010)
3. Flesh Eaters (2011)
4. Mutated (2011)
Retreat (with Craig DiLouie and Stephen Knight)
1. Pandemic (2013)
2. Slaughterhouse (2014)
3. Die Laughing (2015)
4. Alamo (2016)
5. Crucible (2018)
1. Pandemic (2013)
2. Slaughterhouse (2014)
3. Die Laughing (2015)
4. Alamo (2016)
5. Crucible (2018)
Novels
Quarantined (2009)
Dodging Bullets (2010)
Inheritance (2012)
Lost Girl of the Lake (2013) (with Michael McCarty)
Crooked House (2013)
The Savage Dead (2013)
Dog Days (2014)
Dodging Bullets (2010)
Inheritance (2012)
Lost Girl of the Lake (2013) (with Michael McCarty)
Crooked House (2013)
The Savage Dead (2013)
Dog Days (2014)
Collections
Zombie Bits (2010) (with others)
The Red Empire and Other Stories (2012)
Dead World Resurrection (2014)
Z Resurrected (2015) (with others)
The Forsaken (2017) (with Mark Onspaugh)
Speculations (2018)
The Red Empire and Other Stories (2012)
Dead World Resurrection (2014)
Z Resurrected (2015) (with others)
The Forsaken (2017) (with Mark Onspaugh)
Speculations (2018)
Novellas and Short Stories
Anthologies edited
Series contributed to
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Joe McKinney
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Joe McKinney recommends
Tomb of Gods (2020)
(Fiction Without Frontiers)
Brian Moreland
"Brian Moreland writes a blend of survival horror and occult mystery that I find impossible to resist. His writing is clean, precise, and, best of all, compulsively readable. I know, when I've got one of his books in my hands, that I'm going to be lost to the world for hours on end. He's just that good."
The Fold (2015)
Peter Clines
"A mind-blowing science fiction mystery that kept me guessing right to the end Clines’ writing is steeped in popular culture and unexpectedly funny, yet highly perceptive and infused with a subtle intelligence. If you haven’t read him, you’re in for a wonderful surprise."
Drifters (2015)
(Omega Days, book 3)
John L Campbell
"Hands down, one of the shining stars of the zombie genre."
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