"The Best Undead Chicken Novel of All Time" released. “Cluck” blends humor/horror.

PRLog (Press Release) – Feb 14, 2008 – “[Cluck] introduces two new elements to the zombie mythos: zombie chickens; and a thoroughly developed premise and plot that combine humor with horror,” said The Wire editor Matt Kanner. “[Cluck is] in the vein of Bruce Campbell films like ‘Army of Darkness’ and ‘Bubba Ho-Tep.’”

Lloyd Kaufman, director of “Poultrygeist," says that Cluck is “The best undead chicken novel of all time!”

Cluck is an evocative story of growth and destiny in a surreal world of ghostly fowl, talking cars, and a sentient farm.  The plot outlines the culmination of an epic battle between good and evil, living and dead, man and chicken.  For the lover of comedy with a twist, “Cluck: Murder Most Fowl” is a veritable Indian burn of mystery, adventure, horror, and humor.

More information is available at http://www.CluckTheBook.com.  For review copies, or interview requests, please contact the author directly at edk@ericdknapp.com