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Cluck: Muder Most Fowl By Eric D. Knapp
Review by Geoff Bough
One might predispose that a book about zombie chickens would be low-brow
and intellectually void. That is certainly not the case with author Eric
D. Knapp’s ‘Cluck: Murder Most Fowl’, a literary romp
through the world of undead chickens, and underdog anti-heroes.
With a unique blend of comedy and good vs. evil, Cluck manages not only to unfold an entertaining story but also to be incredibly humorous and very well written.
Cluck is a surreal journey to a farm where undead fowl battle the living, both human and chicken and where an unlikely anti-hero faces off against an undead Rooster King and his army of zombie hens!
Ancient evils have trapped the souls of a group of hens somewhere between life and death, and Bobby Garfundephelt, trapped inside the farm must make his way though the maze of the farm while avoiding the deadly traps of the evil Rooster King and his army. Fortunately for Bobby, the Exorciste de Volaille… a sort of exorcist of poultry has caught wind of the situation and must now enter the evils of the henhouse to rescue Bobby and face off against the evil Rooster King in an epic battle.
Cluck is a tongue planted firmly in beak, hilarious trip that will leave your guts busted and have you clucking for a sequel.
The book was recently nominated for a Book Of the Year Award for Horror through the indie publication Foreward. We wish Eric all the best with this nomination and if you haven’t checked out this book yet, waddle your feathered asses to your nearest retailer and pluck a copy today!