The Dead Don't Die - Brossura

Kevin J. Lindenmuth After graduating with a degree in Film/Video Studies from the University of Michigan in 1987, Kevin Lindenmuth moved to New York City for thirteen years. It was there he wrote and directed over a dozen genre features such as Vampires & Other Stereotypes and Addicted to Murder, which was among the first micro-budget movies EVER to be widely distributed through the Blockbuster Video chain in the mid 90's. In the past decade he produced/directed half a dozen documentaries broadcast nationally on PBS, such as “I’m Not Nuts”: Living with Food Allergies. An indie feature director/writer foremost, he has written four books on the subject. Making Movies on Your Own (McFarland 1998), The Independent Film Experience (McFarland, 2003), The Documentary Moviemaking Course (Barron’s, 2010 in the US, A&C Black Publishers in the UK), and How to Make Movies: Low/No Budget Indie Filmmakers Tell All (2013, McFarland). His half a million word movie review book, Horror Movies: The Good, The Bad, and the So Bad They’re Good was published in 2013 by Crossroads Press. This is his first fiction novel. Evan Jacobs Born in Long Island, New York, Evan Jacobs moved to Orange County, CA when he was four years old. Getting his start as a writer/filmmaker, Evan has made over 15 low budget movies through his company Anhedenia Films. In 2008, Evan decided to try his hand at young adult fiction releasing the book “My Summer of Hate” through his imprint Ronni’s Books. He currently releases 3-4 titles a year. In 2011, a script he co-wrote titled “Knockout” came to DVD via Phase 4 Films with actor/wrestler “Stone Cold” Steve Austin in the main role. Writing for Saddleback Educational Publishing, Evan’s book “Screaming Quietly” took home a bronze medal at the 2013 Moonbeam Children's book awards. Continuing to bounce between the worlds of filmmaking, screenwriting, and book writing, Evan wants to create even more pieces of content that move through as many genres and themes as possible.