A little poem I wrote using the slogan of the trilogy: RISE UP WHILE YOU CAN!

So... here I'm. Alive. Without George. And if you think about it, you'll realiza that this is a really big piece of shit. —From Hail to the King!

Shaun and Georgia live a relatively peaceful life up in Canada, until the reporters come. Soon, Shaun's madness catches up with him. Based after Blackout. T to be safe.

Two part story, first part is set between Feed and Deadline, about two weeks after Shaun moved into his first apartment. Shaun is attempting to come to terms with this new place and a world devoid of Georgia. How can you forge a 'home' when the person who made your home a home is gone? Second part to be set after Blackout. T for language, tw: discussion of suicide.

Así que aquí estoy. Vivo. Pero sin George. Lo cual, si lo piensas, es una puta mierda. Extraido de ¡Viva el Rey!, blog de Shaun Mason. 3 de Agosto de 2040

Ever wonder what other bloggers had to say about Georgia's death? Super short, and sort of nervous about writing about this series.

This is what I hope to be just the first in a series detailing the reports of Rob Phillips, an Irwin who bases his reporting style on that of his pre-rising namesake. It is set in the Newsflesh 'verse in Texas, roughly concurrent with the events of Feed

The conversion into a monster.Please Read &Review

One of Georgia and Shaun's many lengthy after-death conversations on the anniversary of Georgia's death. It's pretty good, in my completely nonbiased opinion.

Shaun being an Irwin and George completely bored oh don't forget AJ the Zombie hes in it too

undead hearts are put to rest, a bullet to the brain - can't take away the virus, but we can erase their pain.

Posted in A Moment to Honor, first and only blog by Peter Ryman, president elect.

A random little one shot of sad and depressing quality; Shaun wakes up in the middle of the night, distressed by a now-familiar nightmare. And he's gotta admit, it wouldn't be nearly as bad if it hadn't already come true.