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A Participant’s Reflection on the Collapse of Meaning We are not merely watching the rise of the zombie in culture—we are dreaming it, breathing it, becoming it. The zombie is not just a figure of horror; it is a mirror held to our collective soul. And in its vacant gaze, we see a society that has lost

Zombie movies are as popular and ubiquitous as they are because we live in a zombie world. And what do we love more than taking selfies? You know we live in a zombie world. Most of us feel out of touch with the people around us. We’re taught not to think for ourselves, but to

The first Zombie I met was a rerun of “The Night Stalker,” which debuted in 1974. By then, as a regular American kid, I already knew Count Dracula, Frankenstein’s monster, the Mummy, and had a favorite, the Wolfman. Who knew then that Abbott and Costello had set the bar for what it meant to be

Frankford Publishing founding member Bent Noise performs live with his Noisy Alien Communicator at the Rotunda on University of Pennsylvania campus.