• Publication: The New Dead: A Zombie AnthologyPublication Record # 354732
• Editor: Christopher Golden
• Date: 2010-00-00
• ISBN: 978-1-59606-285-6 [1-59606-285-1]
• Publisher: Subterranean Press
• Format:
  hc^?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size.
• Type: ANTHOLOGY
• Cover: The New Dead: A Zombie Anthology by Stephen R. Bissette [as by Stephen Bissette]
• Notes: Limited edition of 250 numbered copies signed by all contributors. Bissette's interior art is in color. Chadbourne's is in B&W. Info from the publisher's website (no price listed because it had sold out).

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• Among Us • (2010) • short fiction by Aimee Bender
• Closure, Ltd • [World War Z] • (2010) • short fiction by Max Brooks
• Copper • (2010) • short fiction by Stephen R. Bissette
• Delice • (2010) • short fiction by Holly Newstein
• Family Business • juvenile • [Rot & Ruin] • (2010) • short fiction by Jonathan Maberry
• Ghost Trap • (2010) • short fiction by Rick Hautala
• In the Dust • (2010) • short fiction by Tim Lebbon
• Kids and Their Toys • (2010) • short fiction by James A. Moore
• Lazarus • (2010) • short story by John Connolly
• Life Sentence • [Otherworld (Kelley Armstrong)] • (2010) • short story by Kelley Armstrong
• My Dolly • (2010) • short fiction by Derek Nikitas
• Second Wind • [Felix Castor] • (2010) • short fiction by Mike Carey
• Shooting Pool • (2010) • short fiction by Joe R. Lansdale
• The Storm Door • (2010) • short story by Tad Williams
• The Wind Cries Mary • (2010) • short fiction by Brian Keene
• The Zombie Who Fell from the Sky • (2010) • short fiction by M. B. Homler
• Twittering from the Circus of the Dead • (2010) • short story by Joe Hill
• Weaponized • (2010) • short fiction by David Wellington
• What Maisie Knew • (2010) • short fiction by David Liss
•  The New Dead: A Zombie Anthology • interior artwork by Stephen R. Bissette [as by Stephen Bissette]
•  The New Dead: A Zombie Anthology • interior artwork by Glenn Chadbourne
• Foreword (The New Dead: A Zombie Anthology) • (2010) • essay by Christopher Golden