Excavating stories is working with a rusty tap. A struggle to get people to call back, trust me, talk to me. Once I manage to turn the faucet, to unclog whatever blockage was there, the tumult bursts out and the people, their stories and their lives don't stop. I am honored and overwhelmed at the magnitude of this mission to fill in just a few more gaps during the Z Plague.

A survivor describes how he and a small band of others outlasted the Zs at a former summer camp on a lake in rural Maine, in the northeastern U.S.

An interviewer speaks with veterans of the zombie war in the Philippines.

Sometimes, in a civil war, there aren't clear cut good guys and bad guys. Why did the Black Hills revolt? Here's the story from a survivor.

There is a story in post war Britain, it is one that all children know and all adults have heard of. This story is "Caesar and Marcy" an up lifting tale of a man saving a little girl from the horrors of the war. But what is the truth of this tale that so many have told. Now we will have the chance to hear the truth from the only person that remembers it, the now adult Marcy.

The story of a World War Z survivor, told in his own words. Mostly original characters, rated T for violence and gore.

The accounts of medical professionals. Doctors, nurses, allied health. Developments made from their observations during World War Z.

You've all heard about how most of the world survived (mainly how America survived) the Zombie War - but how about the entire story of one individual? This is the entire story of survival from an Englishman. (This is my first EVER story - so please review!)

52. Basic Rule 1 "If moans, shoot it, if it screams for help afterwards, your aim is off." drabbles, rated for occasional squick and unfortunate implications and language

A different take on North Korea during the Zombie War. What if they hadn't disappeared? How would they have coped with the crisis? Told from the perspective of an officer in the army, the DPRK stands as it has always stood: A nation under siege.

The stories of various survivors of the war, including a former US Senator, a Zimbabwean war vet, an Australian scientist and others. Rated T for language, violence and possible mild sexual content.

One of the last remaining Icelanders in the world sits down with his to discuss his work with the Icelandic Cultural Preservation Society.

A member of a group of Scouts caught in Minnesota at the beginning of the war tells his tale. A/N: Over and done with.

A collection of interviews of people who were at the Honolulu Conference.

A group of students escape into the wilderness during the Great Panic. Rated T for language and some nudity. Chapter 12: A place to call home.

The first recon mission to North Korea has taken place. The news is not good.

It took me a while to track down Meghan for her story now here sits the Survivor from New York to tell me how she survived.

This is my first ever submission so I hope this works! Ever wonder what happened at Black Hills, the Rebel base Todd Wainio refers to on page 322? Well, here is my take on it. Hope you enjoy!

No one could resist the idea of safety offered by the north, where all the zombies would freeze. But what of the people who already were north of the border?

I've traveled to Minneapolis Minnesota to speak with a survivor who lead one of the most well equipped groups of the war. It also had one of the highest survival rates. David tells the story of how he prepared for something that most had never imagined.

Louis Doyle tells his story about the growing infection and how a simple building project saved hundreds from devastation.