MsG - Wow...you read a lot!

J.L. Bourne's Day by Day Armageddon series (a favorite of mine)
Z.A. Recht's Plague of the Dead, Thunder and Ashes, Survivors
Kim Paffenroth's Dying to Live series
Peter Cline's Ex-Heroes
Bowie Ibarra's Down the Road  series
Tony Monchinski's Eden series
Ben Tripp's Rise Again
Joe McKinney's Dead World series
Jonathan Maberry's Patient Zero
Jesse Petersen's Living with the Dead series (hysterical)
S.G. Brown's Breathers: A Zombie's Lament (funny and written from the zombie POV)
Diana Rowland's White Trash Zombie series (another Zombie POV with humor)
Kevin David Anderson's Night of the Living Trekkies (a favorite of mine)
Harrison Geillor's The Zombies of Lake Woebegotten
David Dunwoody's Empire
Carlton Mellick III's Zombie's and Shit

I have more, but that's just what I could come up with off the top of my head.

I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt and not reporting you.  For now.

If your looking for non zombie, post apocalyptic novels, it didn't get any better than Swan Song by Robert McCammon. I personally think its far superior to The Stand

Aside from that, I recently read one called Pariah by Bob Fingerman. It actually doesn't have a lot of zombie action, focusing more on the characters trapped in an apartment building, but a really great story.

David Wellington's zombie trilogy, Monster Island, Monster Nation, Monster Planet. The first one was the best, but the other two aren't bad.

Xombies, by Walter Greatshell. It also has a sequel, but I didn't like that one as much.

The Rising and City Of The Dead, by Brian Keene. These aren't traditional zombies, but demons possessing dead bodies.

Dead Sea, also by Brian Keene, these are more traditional type zombies.

Dead City, by Joe McKinney. Pretty good story, it also has a couple of sequels, but I haven't read them yet.

Deathbringer, by Bryan Smith. Kind of a different zombie story, but pretty good.

That's the ones I can think of off the top of my head.

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Cool fun fact: This trilogy was written in installments of the forum over at moviesonline.ca. Sadly the forum is no more and all the excellent zombie stories over there are floating in some digital limbo...

http://wayback.archive.org/web/*/http:/ … sonline.ca

Hey, it's a start.

Cool fun fact: This trilogy was written in installments of the forum over at moviesonline.ca. Sadly the forum is no more and all the excellent zombie stories over there are floating in some digital limbo. It was this actual trilogy that caused me to join the forum over there just to say how much I liked it.
That turned out to be a bad move for you guys, I hung around and eventually got promoted to mod so when I eventually wandered over to this forum guess what happened You suffer because Meh thinks I'm awesome

^^  Good suggestion, twisted. I've read the first two books so far in the Hater series and loved them. Eagerly awaiting for the third and final installment.

i've just re-read 'Hater' and my sis has lent me the next two......which i intend to get stuck into after the weekend.

'The Zombie Survival Guide' by Max Brooks is a pretty good read as well ghosty!