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Bodies on the TV, explosions, barriers, and people fleeing. No access to social media. And a dad who'll suddenly bite your head off - literally. These teens have to learn a new resilience...
Members of a band wield weapons instead of instruments.
A pair of siblings find there's only so much you can joke about, when the menace is this strong.
And a couple find depth among the chaos.
Highway Bodies is a unique zombie apocalypse story featuring a range of queer and gender non-conforming teens who have lost their families and friends and can only rely upon each other.

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Bodies on the TV, explosions, barriers, and people fleeing. No access to social media. And a dad who'll suddenly bite your head off - literally. These teens have to learn a new resilience...

Members of a band wield weapons instead of instruments.

A pair of siblings find there's only so much you can joke about, when the menace is this strong.
And a couple find depth among the chaos.

Highway Bodies is a unique zombie apocalypse story featuring a range of queer and gender non-conforming teens who have lost their families and friends and can only rely upon each other.

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Autorenporträt
Alison Evans is a nonbinary author from Melbourne, Australia. They are co-editor of Concrete Queers, a maker of zines, and a lover of bad movies. Their work has been published in various Australian and international magazines, lit journals and zines, and their novel, Ida, was the winner of the People's Choice Award at the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards.