About Ace Antonio Hall Zombie Slasher-turned-Author Ace Antonio Hall is the author of the novel, Confessions of Sylva Slasher (Montag Press, April 2013). His short stories They and Raising Mary: Frankenstein have been awarded Honorable Mention for the Writers of the Future Awards 2013 and 2014. He published his short story Dead Chick Walking in Calliope Magazine Fall 2013 #141. In 2015, Hall has sold his short stories to be published with Weasel Press/The Haunted Traveler, Br

Journal Entry #1124 November, 2015 I am a killer. There’s no use sugarcoating it, I’m a realist. Why do you think so many have called me Sylva Slasher? No, it’s not what you think. I’m not some homicidal maniac in a hockey mask seeking retribution for an abusive life. I’m a five-foot-four, silver-eyed, blond trapped forever in an eighteen-year-old body. I’m also a vampire—a fledgling. Before that, I was a necromancer—a death dealer, an enigma who could raise the dead since sh

Paying Homage To Women Over 60 by Ace Antonio Hall @sylvaslasher on Twitter Truly, I would've never published my young adult zombie novel, Confessions of Sylva Slasher, if it weren't for women over sixty. I was five years old when I left my parents in New York to live with my Grandmother in Jacksonville, Florida. My grandmother, who told me to just call her Nana, was 70. Strangely, it didn't dawn on me until I reached my forties that my Nana was that age because she never tru

Confessions of Sylva Slasher (novel) Confessions of Sylva Slasher is a 2013 young adult horror novel by actor/author Ace Antonio Hall, set in an alternate universe. The novel introduces the character Sylva Fleischer, an eighteen-year old Hawaiian necromancer who is hired by the government to help combat a zombie outbreak during an apparent apocalypse. The novel blends elements of science fiction, action and martial arts fiction. The original title for the book was Confessions

Welcome to the Golden Age of Zombies! We are now witnessing the beginning of an era which will define the genre forever. Just like the Golden Age of Hollywood, which started in 1927 with the Jazz Singer, we are seeing a prolific paradigm shift in zombie theatrical and TV releases. The Classic era of Hollywood saw its best stars with Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Jean Harlow, Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Judy Garland, James Stewart, Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Ka