PRAISE FOR QUIRK CLASSICS

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith

“Jane Austen isn’t for everyone. Neither are zombies. But combine
the two and the only question is, why didn’t anyone think of this
before? The judicious addition of flesh-eating undead to this otherwise
faithful reworking is just what Austen’s gem needed.”—Wired

Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
by Jane Austen and Ben H. Winters

“Quirk commissioned Ben H. Winters to punch up Jane
Austen’s Sense and Sensibility with man-eating beasts from
the briny deep. And once again, to the consternation of purists
everywhere, the result is sheer delight.”—Onion A. V. Club

“It’s a monsterpiece.”—Real Simple

“The effect is strangely entertaining, like a Weird Al version
of an opera aria, and Eugene Smith’s amusing illustrations
add an extra touch of bizarre hilarity.”—Library Journal

“A very funny idea, and there’s a pleasure in watching
someone be so silly with the kind of book generally
treated as sacrosanct.”—Philadelphia Inquirer

“Bring on the kraken lit, man!”—io9.com

“Now that’s my kind of love story! Bloody, gory, awkward,
and odd—kind of like it is in real life.”—TheFrisky.com