Canadian Writer Alan Wiebe Releases Zombie Office Series
Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada – Independent writer Alan Wiebe announced the release of his second book Zombie Office Series.
The “Television Show” for books presents: Zombie Office Series, a workplace comedy of horror-fiction, starring Jimothy Dyck – a somewhat misguided dreamer determined to make it big despite his lack of talent.
Jimothy is left behind when the entire world is overrun by zombies. As the world devolves into chaos – it’s business as usual! Join Jimothy and his coworkers as they live to survive another day at the office.
“This ten-episode series is a post-apocalyptic nightmare of corporate bureaucracy – with the occasional zombie,” said Alan Wiebe, author of Zombie Office Series.
Zombie Office Series is inspired by episodic television with recurring characters, settings, and standalone episodes that contribute to a larger storyline.
“I write and publish each episode like a TV show,” said Wiebe. “I have a general idea of the overall story, but when I start an episode, I don’t really know how it will unfold.”
Individual episodes from the series have appeared in Canadian and international independent publications, including Winnipeg Experimental Fiction and Blood Moon Rising Magazine.
“I just love how the series turned out, so I put all ten episodes together into a book,” said Wiebe. “The horror, humour, and inhumanity are sure to warm your heart.”
Zombie Office Series is free to read at www.alanwiebe.com.
The Zombie Office Series paperback is available now on Amazon.
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Alan Wiebe is a Canadian writer and author of Saxophone Blues, the “Television Show” for books. This comedic fiction series, starring Jimothy Dyck – a somewhat misguided dreamer determined to make it big despite his lack of talent – engages audiences in a uniquely episodic experience. Alan’s distinct narrative rhythm, sharp wit, and absurdist humour are informed by his academic studies at the University of Winnipeg and Menno Simmons College. His strategic wordcraft innovates convention at the nexus of creative writing and professional communications. Alan loves writing about social, digital, and environmental landscapes for public relations and issues advocacy. He has written for nonprofits, public health organizations, and community leaders, transforming local initiatives into grassroots movement. Alan is most at home in the writer’s room – where he loves writing jokes that bring people and ideas together to leave a meaningful and lasting mark on this generation.
