American Badass

Post-post-apocalyptic comedy starring zombies, karaoke, sex, booze, heart and accidental celebrity in Las Vegas.

"Poignant, funny, and edgy. In his debut novel American Badass, Jeff Chacon takes us on a wild trip to Las Vegas. Instead of fear and loathing, we get humor and heart." - Jonna Gjevre, author of Requiem in La Paz.

"Think you know all about zombies? Think again. In Chacon’s mind they are principled, loyal friends and fathers with more than brains on their minds. And they are funny—above all else they are hilariously funny. Part zombie, part comedy, part social commentary, American Badass says as much about the living as it does the reanimated." - Jack Maness, author of Song of the Jawhawk.

“Ron Watson is my new hero. Sure, he's dead, but he's evolving (re-volving?). He eats only people we'd want him to eat, has enough couth to duct tape his own body parts together, and is trying to patch up old relationships – inadvertently forcing the question: Is it better to be a bad human or a good zombie? Strap in, bitches. This fresh, funny, irreverent Z-ride goes to 11.” - Floyd Jones, author of Blueberry.

“I don't have to read it, I was sitting next to Jeff at Carnaval Court when he came up with everything.” - Anthony Reynoso, co-author of E-Male: of Mouse and Men and author of Falling Into The Wishing Well.

“BRAINS.” - Ron Watson, Zombie