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Author: John Ajvide Lindqvist. Zombies are portrayed with a sense of consciousness and connection to their past lives, stirring emotions and social issues.

Author: Tony Burgess. Zombies are portrayed through an epidemic of virus-infected language in a small town.

Author: Max Brooks. Zombies are portrayed as a threat that can be prepared for with the right knowledge and tactics.

Author: Richard Matheson. Zombies are portrayed as vampiric, nocturnal creatures resulting from a pandemic.

Author: David Moody. Zombies are portrayed in a bleak world where a virus wipes out most of humanity, leaving the dead to rise.

Author: Isaac Marion. Zombies are portrayed sympathetically, focusing on one that becomes more human-like and falls in love.

Author: J.L. Bourne. Zombies are portrayed in a journal format, depicting the survival struggles of a naval officer.

Author: Stephen King. Zombies are portrayed as people who turn into murderous flocks due to a mobile phone signal.

Author: Alden Bell. Zombies are portrayed in a post-apocalyptic America through the eyes of a young girl.

Author: Seth Grahame-Smith. Zombies are portrayed in a Victorian setting, adding elements of horror to the classic novel.

Author: Carrie Ryan. Zombies are portrayed as a relentless force surrounding a small, isolated village.

Author: Colson Whitehead. Zombies are portrayed in a post-apocalyptic world where survivors try to reclaim Manhattan.

Author: Brian Keene. Zombies are portrayed as demonic entities returned from the dead to claim the living.

Author: M.R. Carey. Zombies are portrayed as 'hungries'—people infected by a fungal disease, including a sentient child who retains her humanity.

Author: Max Brooks. Zombies are portrayed as a global pandemic, leading to widespread social collapse.

Author: Joe McKinney. Zombies are portrayed in a Texas city, where a hurricane has contributed to spreading a virus that reanimates the dead.

Author: David Wellington. Zombies are portrayed as evolving creatures with a hierarchy, including intelligent ones.

Author: Jonathan Maberry. Zombies are depicted as part of the everyday landscape in a post-apocalyptic world, with bounty hunters tasked with dealing with them.

Author: Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga. Zombies are a backdrop to the human drama and the rise of a central character in the Walking Dead universe.