Peter Clines

Peter Clines
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Peter Clines is an American author and novelist known for the Ex-Heroes series, which pits superheroes against zombies, and for the Lovecraft-inspired Threshold novels 14 and The Fold. He worked for about fifteen years as a props master in the film industry before becoming a full-time writer in 2006, and wrote interviews, reviews and articles for Creative Screenwriting Magazine.
His first fiction sale was the short story "The Hatbox"; he went on to publish zombie and Lovecraftian stories in anthologies and began his first novel, Ex-Heroes, in 2008. His later novels include Paradox Bound, Dead Moon, Terminus, The Broken Room and God's Junk Drawer. He lives in Southern California.
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Peter Clines is widely recognized for his unique blend of horror, science fiction, and humor, particularly in his "Ex-Heroes" series, which reimagines superheroes in a zombie apocalypse setting.
While there have been discussions and options for adaptations of his works, particularly the "Ex-Heroes" series and "14," no major film or television adaptations have been officially released to date.
Peter Clines' writing is characterized by its clever genre-bending, often combining elements of horror, science fiction, and mystery with a strong sense of character development and unexpected twists. He frequently explores themes of humanity in extraordinary circumstances.









