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    …galvanized by the nonfiction book The Magic Island, a travelogue of Haiti by William Seabrook, first published in 1929, which detailed his observations of Vodou zombi. Three years after The Magic Island’s publication, the first feature-length zombie film, White Zombie—inspired by the book and by a stage play called Zombie—was…

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    …galvanized by the nonfiction book The Magic Island, a travelogue of Haiti by William Seabrook, first published in 1929, which detailed his observations of Vodou zombi. Three years after The Magic Island’s publication, the first feature-length zombie film, White Zombie—inspired by the book and by a stage play called Zombie—was…

    Read More