Raus! Untoten! Is Available

The anthology Raus! Untoten! is now available as a trade paperback (the Kindle version should be available in a few days).  Below is the Amazon description:

Raus! Untoten! is a truly unique collection of stories. The Nazi Zombie trope, genre even, has become firmly entrenched in the public's mind. Films and books have saturated the market to the extent that Nazis are synonymous with Zombies. Vampires have also come to the fore in recent years and have, to the stunned horror of horror fans, become sexy in a faintly necrophiliac manner. But Zombies and Vampires are just two of a myriad of undead horrors waiting to come lunging out of the shadows to slash out throats, suck our eyes from their sockets and scoop our warm brains into their gaping, fang-lined maws. Raus! Untoten! addresses this imbalance. Naturally we have zombies, but we also have vampires, French grey puppets, Jewish golems and even vengeful spirits. So, make yourself comfortable, pour yourself a glass of your favourite tipple and let yourself be taken away to worlds of horror.

You can order your copy of Raus! Untoten! here.

Like my stepdaughter Maddy says, "The only thing worse than Nazis are zombie Nazis."

Raus! Untoten! To Be Published in Four Volumes

Because of the large number of excellent submissions for the Raus! Untoten! anthology, Knightwatch Press has decided to publish the anthology in four volumes.  "Lebenden Toten at the Gate" will be included in Volume One, which is due for release 31 October.  Hopefully the cover art will be ready for preview in the near future. 

Listed below is the tentative publication date for each volume in the series as well as the authors whose work will appear in each volume. 

Volume 1 – 31 October 2013

Graham McNeil

Matthew Sylvester

John Hobkinson

Neil Roberts

Scott M Baker

David Thomas Moore

Volume 2 – 31 January 2014

Gav Thorpe

Alex Helm

Stewart Hotson

Jamie Mason

Nas Hedron

Ian Hall

Volume 3 – 30 April 2014

Josh Reynolds

James Pratt

Mike Brines

Andrew Freudenberg

James Downs

Christine Morgan

Volume 4 – 31 July 2014

Steven Lockley

Robert J Sullivan

Shenoa Carroll-Bradd

Timothy Palmer

Paul Keogh

Steph Ellis

Awesome news! Knightwatch Press, a subsidiary of Fringeworks, has accepted my short story "Lebenden Toten at the Gate," about zombies at Stalingrad, for one of their upcoming Raus! Untoten anthologies. Knightwatch Press will publish four themed anthologies over the next several months. I will post more details about when it will be published as they become available.

I Will Be Attending Eyecon in Atlanta 14-16 June 2013

It's official.  I will be attending the Eyecon Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, from 14-16 June 2013.  This year's theme is The Zombie Apocalypse.  I will be selling copies of Rotter World as well as the anthologies Hunger Pangs ("The Hunger") and Machina Mortis: Steampunk'd Tales of Terror ("Last Flight of the Bismarck").  And for non-zombie enthusiasts, I will also have copies of the last first-edition prints of The Vampire Hunters trilogy.

As of now, other guests will be the cast of The Walking Dead, including Norman "Daryl Dixon" Reedus, Jon "Shane" Bernthal, Irone "T-Dog" Singleton, plus more.  This is definitely an event you don't want to miss.

"Last Flight of the Bismarck" To Be Published

My short story "The Last Flight of the Bismarck," about an outbreak of steampunk zombies aboard an airship over New York City, was accepted for publication in Knightwatch Press' anthology Machina Mortis: Steampunk'd Tales of Terror.  The publication date has not yet been set, but I'll provide details as they become available.

Below is the table of contents for the other stories that will be included:

 
"Last Flight of the Bismarck" by Scott M. Baker
"Bedlam" by Salena Moffat
"Patterns" by Drew Dunlap
"The Thumping in the Basement" by Tonia Brown
"The Last of the Bad Few" by Nathan Robinson
"Static" by Sam Gafford
"Whitechapel Transfer" by Theresa Derwin
"The Three Blind Men" by A.J. Sikes
"Nothing but a Dog: A Trio of Travelers Tale" by Travis Sivart
"Clockwork Carousel" by Nancy Jackson and Marie Andrews
"Black Banshee" by Buck Weiss
"Garretton Ghoul" by Christine Morgan