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Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, Now with Extra Zombies

Pride & Prejudice & Zombies, Now with Extra Zombies

By June 11, 2009 Miscellaneous 0 Comment
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My buddy Agent M, king of Twitter, just let me know about the Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Deluxe?Heirloom?edition. As you might recall, I thought P&P&Z was utterly brilliant, so I’m pretty much waving my hands around and squealing in delight at the announcement.

Quirk Books is proud to announce Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: The Deluxe Heirloom Edition available on November 1, 2009. This lavish new version will include:
? ? ? ? ?Additional bone-crunching scenes with 30% more zombie mayhem
? ? ? ? ?A rich faux leather hardcover with gold foil stamping
? ? ? ? ?All new stunning full-color illustrations–depicting 15 of the most memorable moments in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
? ? ? ? ?A special preface from living author Seth Grahame-Smith about his experience writing PPZ
? ? ? ? ?And an essay afterword by Dr. Allen Grove, Professor of English Literature at Alfred University

Here’s how good P&P&Z was –?I’m genuinely excited at a chance to buy another copy. Double-dipping is all too common nowadays, in DVDs and videogames and toys. 99 times out of 100, no matter how much we love the movie/game/toy in question, we end up a little bitter about having to purchase it a second time with an extra bell or whistle attached. But I tell you right now, I love this book so much I am actually happy to have another way to spend money on it. The pre-order has already sold out, but keep a watch here for more. Pre-order it at Amazon for a mere $16 — not bad for 30% more zombies.

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