Planet of the Dead

About This Audiobook

Thomas S. Flowers doesn’t just tell you the world is ending—he makes you *feel* the rot creeping in. Planet of the Dead delivers a gut-punch anthology of undead terror, where global panic isn’t just background noise but a character all its own. These stories don’t lean on tired tropes; instead, they twist familiar apocalypse scenarios into something raw, visceral, and unsettling. From the first story’s eerie silence to the last tale’s chilling finality, Flowers crafts a world where survival feels impossible—and humanity’s flaws are magnified under the strain of the uncanny. If you crave sci-fi that bites back, this collection delivers.

Narrator Rick Gregory matches the unrelenting dread with a voice that’s equal parts gravel and gravity. His delivery doesn’t just convey dialogue—it *haunts* it. Whether he’s modulating between desperate survivors or eerie, otherworldly entities, Gregory’s performance anchors Flowers’ unsettling vision. The pacing is tight, the atmosphere thick, and the production crisp enough to make the occasional audio artifact feel intentional, like a crack in reality itself. This isn’t just an audiobook; it’s an immersion.