Who wrote a fantasy novel about a zombie king?

The author of the first zombie novel was William Seabrook. His book 'The Magic Island' was the first to introduce the concept of zombies in a literary form. Seabrook's work was based on his own travels and research in Haiti. He brought back the idea of zombies from Haiti's voodoo culture and presented it in his book, which then inspired other writers to explore the zombie concept further in their own works.

I don't know which novel the 'king of novels' refers to. If you can provide more context or information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

The identity of the writer of 'the first zombie story' is quite murky. It could be argued that the first inklings of the zombie story came from ancient myths and legends that predate modern literature. These were stories that were shared among communities to explain strange phenomena or to instill a sense of fear and respect for the afterlife. While we have more well - known horror writers who later popularized the zombie genre, it's likely that the very first zombie story was an anonymous creation, born out of the collective imagination of a culture long ago, and passed down through generations until it eventually influenced the written works we are familiar with today.

To write a zombie novel, you can refer to the following suggestions: 1. Decide on the protagonist and main characters: Decide on a protagonist and a main character. They are the core of the story and will lead the reader into the zombie world. Consider their background, personality, motives, and goals, as well as how to survive and fight in the zombie world. 2. Set the world view and background: Set a world view and background for the story, including the history, culture, politics, economy, etc. of the world, as well as the origin and spread of zombies. 3. Decide on the storyline: Construct a storyline that includes the adventures, challenges, and victories of the protagonist, as well as the appearance and spread of zombies. Think about how to let the readers take risks with the protagonist and how to make the story tense and dramatic. Set the main character's skills and characteristics: Set the skills and characteristics of the main character and other characters to give them advantages in the zombie world such as powerful attack, defense, and survival skills. At the same time, considering the character and motivation of the main characters makes them more attractive in the story. Set up conflicts and enemies: Set up conflicts and enemies for the story to make the reader nervous and excited. For example, the battle between the protagonist and the enemy, the struggle between different forces, and the characteristics and abilities of the zombies themselves. 6. Set the ending and ending: Set the ending and ending for the story so that the reader knows the ending of the story and whether the protagonist will win. At the same time, he also thought about how to make the story open so that the readers could look forward to the next plot.

Well, that's a tricky one. It could be a relatively unknown author or someone not widely recognized. You might try checking literary databases or asking at a library.

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Well, obviously the Zombie King is a main character. He is likely to be the central figure around which the story revolves.

The following were some recommended novels about zombies turning into zombie kings: My Wife Became a Zombie King, Zombie King System, My Sister Is a Zombie King, Zombie King's Infinite Evolution, Reborn Zombie King, etc. These novels cover the plot of a zombie turning into a zombie king. They may meet your reading needs.