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SNAFU-Wolves At The Door Anthology, edited by Geoff Brown and Amanda J. Spedding is a straightforward, pure-A example of the 'military horror' genre, focuisng on the shapeshifting humanoids we have come to know...

SNAFU-Heroes Anthology, edited by Geoff Brown and Amanda J. Spedding is an anthology of horror stories keeping with the theme established in their previous SNAFU series, focusing almost exclusively on the human element of the 'military horror' genre.

In the Court Of The Yellow King, edited by Glynn Owen Barass is a love letter to the original Robert W. Chambers short story collection, 'The King In Yellow', with story themes that draw heavily on the concepts of the original while throwing a number of very interesting spins into the formula, just to see what happens.

Whispers from the Abyss, edited by Kat Rocha is a Lovecraftian anthology which likes to steer from the beaten path of the Lovecraftian Mythos: from eldritch-powered necromancer automata to dysfunctional Innsmouth families to short stories about parasitologists in way over their depths, this anthology was a very fulfilling read through and through.

Beer Run Of The Dead, by Don Noble is the story of Kip, a terminally awkward nerd struggling to keep his head together as the world ends on the last day of school (naturally). He is forced to live through the last, bloody moments of human civilization with Richard (his mother's current boyfriend) and survive in the wreckage with Rock and Steady, two hopeless rockstar rejects. During their struggles, Kip will have to man up or be promptly reduced to juicy sirloin steaks by the ravenous hordes of the dead.

A fantasy retelling of Jack The Ripper's gruesome return to his old tricks, placed inside an urban fantasy version of London, starring the closest thing to an occult cost-effective James Bond, the Whitechapel D...