World Zombie Day

A zombie in London, by Terry Freedman. The “zombibe” pictured is James, from the Hel’s Angels agency.

World Zombie Day

October 04, 2019 in Creative Writing, Events, The lighter side

You never know who you’re going to meet in London. Yesterday, I saw a zombie walking around the Microsoft Decoded conference.

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