Monday Fiction by Brenna: Preventative Measures

[brennayovanoff]

When Viola got home from school, no one was there

Comments

[tessagratton]

*makes note to tell Natalie not to read this one*

She'll have nightmares. Well done.

[brennayovanoff]

Ooh, I didn't realize she was susceptible to the horrors of zombification. But then, how could you not be?

Zombies are very scary, which is why I love them so.

[tessagratton]

I think they hit too close to home for her, on a number of levels. A little too realistic, that is.

[brennayovanoff]

Despite my unbridled fixation, I can sympathize purely on the basis of having watched The Serpent and the Rainbow at an inappropriately young age.

[sherwood21]

SO AWESOME. *GLEE*

I just want to read it over and over and over again. *heehee*

[brennayovanoff]

Thank you--I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[lurker_lost]

Woah that's freaky.... =S

I like Viola. And I like the way the world is so like ours, it has the normal things we have, and then there are these completely OUT THERE differences. Love it. <3

[brennayovanoff]

Thanks! When I think about my favorite scary movies and books, they almost always have that atmosphere of mostly-normal. I just love it when the monsters are wandering around in the everyday world :D

[sylstars]

G-zus Effen Christ Brenna! I have GOT to stop reading your sh*t at bedtime.

[brennayovanoff]

Hahaha--sorry :D The funny thing about this is, there's no blood, no dismemberment and nothing really even happens onscreen. If I were to write a zombie novel, however, it would begin somewhere in the neighborhood of here.