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In September 2010 HarperCollins will release Ford's next YA novel. Titled Z it tells the story of a young man who finds that his involvement with a zombie hunting role playing game is much more than it seems. This will be followed in early 2011 by Jane Goes Batty, the second in Ford's Jane Austen-as-a-vampire trilogy for Ballantine Books.
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