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War Is Hell
"We used to wonder where war lived, what it was that made it so vile. And now we realize that we know where it lives...inside ourselves." - Albert Camus
Cruentus Libri Press is pleased to present an anthology of nightmares, direct from the frontline. From the Empire of Rome to the jungles of Vietnam, every theatre of war is represented in ghoulish detail in nineteen hellish tales of blood and carnage. As the bombs fall and the bullets fly, nobody is safe from the cruel instruments of war itself, nor the ceaseless march of the damned.
War Is Hell features stories from some of the world's finest horror writers, including David Thomas, Brandon Cracraft, Andrew G. Dombalagian, Joshua Rupp, Kerry G.S. Lipp, Scott L Vannatter, Patrick C. Van Slyke, Jay Wilburn, James Olivieri, Kevin G. Bufton, James Fadeley, Jonathan Ward, David Williamson, Naching T. Kassa, G. Lloyd Helm, Paco, Steven Gepp, Cameron Suey and K. Trap Jones.
Cruentus Libri Press is pleased to present an anthology of nightmares, direct from the frontline. From the Empire of Rome to the jungles of Vietnam, every theatre of war is represented in ghoulish detail in nineteen hellish tales of blood and carnage. As the bombs fall and the bullets fly, nobody is safe from the cruel instruments of war itself, nor the ceaseless march of the damned.
War Is Hell features stories from some of the world's finest horror writers, including David Thomas, Brandon Cracraft, Andrew G. Dombalagian, Joshua Rupp, Kerry G.S. Lipp, Scott L Vannatter, Patrick C. Van Slyke, Jay Wilburn, James Olivieri, Kevin G. Bufton, James Fadeley, Jonathan Ward, David Williamson, Naching T. Kassa, G. Lloyd Helm, Paco, Steven Gepp, Cameron Suey and K. Trap Jones.
158 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 7, 2013
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About the author
Kevin G. Bufton
27 books25 followersBetween 2009 and 2017 Kevin G. Bufton wrote a total of sixty-nine short stories, which appeared in anthologies, magazines, and websites the world over.
His entire back catalogue can be found in his 2017 collection - The Basement Sessions: Collected Fiction (2009-2017).
Since 2017, he has chosen not to write any more fiction, content to columns and book reviews for his website.
He lives in Birkenhead, on the Wirral Peninsula, with his wife and their two children, where he writes his darkest fiction whilst wearing his brightest shirts.
He thinks the world could do with more rum.
His entire back catalogue can be found in his 2017 collection - The Basement Sessions: Collected Fiction (2009-2017).
Since 2017, he has chosen not to write any more fiction, content to columns and book reviews for his website.
He lives in Birkenhead, on the Wirral Peninsula, with his wife and their two children, where he writes his darkest fiction whilst wearing his brightest shirts.
He thinks the world could do with more rum.
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December 28, 2013
First off, I would like to say that one of my stories is included in this book. But, I would like to say that I can look at this work objectively.
This is a fascinating anthology replete with stories of conflict. Though there are a preponderance of WWI stories, I none-the-less found it quite interesting. Perhaps the best story in the lot is "Requiem for the Unknown Soldier." I sincerely enjoyed the time travel aspect of that one.
This is a fascinating anthology replete with stories of conflict. Though there are a preponderance of WWI stories, I none-the-less found it quite interesting. Perhaps the best story in the lot is "Requiem for the Unknown Soldier." I sincerely enjoyed the time travel aspect of that one.
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