SWR Paraeducator Publishes His 3rd Horror Novel

TEMECULA, CA — After gaining acclaim for his previous zombie-genre books, Temecula paraeducator and author Kevin David Anderson will release next month his latest collection of horror tales, "Midnight Men: The Supernatural Adventures of Earl and Dale."

An instructional aide at Great Oak High School, Anderson previously penned two novels, "Night of the Living Trekkies" and "Night of the ZomBEEs," which both become required reading at some universities, including Mansfield University of Pennsylvania in a course called "How to Survive your Freshman Year by Studying the Zombie Apocalypse," according to his publisher, Grinning Skull Press.

The Washington Post named "Night of the Living Trekkies" as one of the top zombie novels of 2010, the company said.

Anderson's latest work, which will be released Oct. 16, is a collection of horror tales featuring Earl and Dale, "a pair of burly truckers, (who) seem to be drawn to those that dwell in the darkness," according to the book jacket. "Monster hunters by default, they confront the evil fearlessly—and with just a bit of humor. Vampires, werewolves, half-human spider demons, and those that prey on the innocent … All will realize they've met their match when they go head-to-head with the Midnight Men."

The author/paraeducator, a Temecula resident, has worked at Great Oak for the past two years and in the district since 2016.

The new book will be available mid-October on Amazon and at other retailers. Follow this link for more information on the novel or more on the author here.

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