SNAFU, military parlance for a chaotic mess, is an anthology series about how those kind of match-ups go horribly wrong for our protagonists and how they deal with it. SNAFU: Hunters isn't the first of these books by Cohesion Press but it is the first of them I was recommended by a /5(65). She is a serial contributor to the SNAFU military horror series, as well as the Steampunk tome 'Steamworld'. In between writing web content, getting battered by the Atlantic and practicing martial arts, she is currently exploring the wonders of Steampunk comedy, military vampire stories and a really disturbing little tale about a surfing vampire that spent time in the Catering Corps in the 19th century/5(49). Four tales of military horror from Jonathan Maberry, Weston Ochse, Joseph Nassise, and James A Moore. A supplemental volume to SNAFU, this book contains short stories and novellas from four of the best military horror writers in the field. From demons to horrors from the deep, the battles keep on coming. Fight or die.4/5.
SNAFU brought the bltadwin.ru: Wolves at the Door will bring the bite, with soldiers fighting for their lives against were-animals.* * * * *In the blackest night or under the full moon, danger is bltadwin.ru's survival at all costs when you're fighting against an enemy that could tear you apart - or convert you to the other bltadwin.rut the backdrop of an untamed wilderness or the dark depths of. Copywriter by day, horror writer by night and surfer at the weekend, Kirsten Cross is based on the wilds of Exmoor and is surprisingly good natured for a horror writer. She is a serial contributor to the SNAFU military horror series, as well as the Steampunk tome 'Steamworld'. Geoff Brown has 45 books on Goodreads with ratings. Geoff Brown's most popular book is SNAFU: An Anthology of Military Horror.
SNAFU is a very strong horror anthology with plenty of compelling tales. The 16 stories cover a variety of settings, from the Civil War to the Wild West, from the prehistoric past to modern Iraq. There are tales involving the Cthulhu Mythos, werewolves, Japanese Oni, intelligent spiders and much more. Geoff Brown (editor), Amanda J. Spedding (editor) SNAFU: An Anthology of Military Horror Publisher’s Note. This book is a collection of stories from writers all over the world. For authenticity and voice, we have kept the style of English native to each author’s location, so some stories will be in UK English, and others in US English. SNAFU, military parlance for a chaotic mess, is an anthology series about how those kind of match-ups go horribly wrong for our protagonists and how they deal with it. SNAFU: Hunters isn't the first of these books by Cohesion Press but it is the first of them I was recommended by a fellow writer and that I've picked up.
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