Newsflesh
About the Series
The Newsflesh series is a gripping blend of horror, science fiction, and political thriller set in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a zombie pandemic. The story follows a group of bloggers and journalists who navigate the dangerous new reality, uncovering the truth about the origins of the outbreak and the government's response. With sharp social commentary and a focus on media influence, the series explores how information shapes society in a world where trust is a luxury.
Series Details
- Author:Mira Grant
- Started:2010
- Books:4
- Status:Complete
Genres
Themes
Books in Order
Feed
2010In the wake of the Rising, a zombie apocalypse triggered by a virus, the world has restructured itself around a new reality. The story follows Georgia and Shaun Mason, who run a news blog and uncover the truth behind the outbreak while facing threats from both the undead and those who would exploit the chaos for power.
Deadline
2011As Georgia and Shaun continue their investigation, they delve deeper into a conspiracy that threatens not only their lives but the very fabric of society. With increasing tensions and the undead growing more dangerous, the stakes have never been higher for the Masons and their allies.
Blackout
2012In the thrilling conclusion to the Newsflesh trilogy, Georgia, Shaun, and their friends must confront the truth about the virus, the government, and the media. As they fight for survival against both the living and the dead, they must uncover a shocking secret that could change everything.
Rise
2013Set in the same universe as Newsflesh, this novella explores the origins of the virus and the early days of the outbreak. It provides crucial background on how the world transformed into a battleground for survival and the role of media in shaping the narrative around the pandemic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Newsflesh series a standalone story, or does it have sequels?
The Newsflesh series consists of three main novels: 'Feed', 'Deadline', and 'Blackout', along with supplementary works that expand on the universe.
What inspired Mira Grant to write the Newsflesh series?
Mira Grant, the pseudonym for author Seanan McGuire, was inspired by the concept of a world transformed by a pandemic and the role of media in shaping public perception during crises.
Can I read the books out of order?
While each book adds to the overarching narrative, it is recommended to read them in order to fully understand character development and plot progression.