Apocalyptic Fears VI

by David VanDyke (Editor), Saul W. Tanpepper (Contributor)

A Multi-Author Anthology of Short Stories! Nineteen stories and hundreds of pages of apocalyptic fiction. This is Volume 6. Look for other books in series for more great reading!

When the world falls apart, when civilization collapses, when life as we know it ends, our greatest terrors becomes real. Perhaps it's nuclear war with its poisonous radiation, hideous plagues or chemical contamination, rogue artificial intelligences controlling killer robots, or zombies that turn our friends and neighbors into inhuman monsters. What can the common man or woman do in the face of apocalyptic fears?

The Apocalyptic Fears Series gives you collections of bestselling, award-winning or just plain exciting stories by some of the best independent authors of today.

Shelter in Place by Saul Tanpepper
A Loss of Standards by Alice Sabo
Working by Committee by Steve Stroble
Going Gray by Brian Spangler
The Itch by Greg Dragon
Tunnel by J. Thorn
All the Dead Arising by Jamie Campbell
Journey to Rehnor: The Departure by J. Naomi Ay
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by T.M. Bilderback
The Zombie Pestilence by Randall J. Morris
The Life Lottery by David Estes
The Shattered Stones of Fate by David Estes
The Runaway by David Estes
Contagion by Joseph J. Bailey
The Bloody Ballad of Isaac Byler by J.V. Roberts
Station 331 by Darcy Coates
The Cloudy Skulls by Eva Harper
After the End by Gibson Morales
Antidote Anecdote by Chris Northern

Genres: Short Stories, Horror, Dystopia, Post Apocalyptic, Anthologies

ebook

First published October 15, 2016

About the author

David VanDyke is a former Army Airborne soldier and later, an Air Force officer. He lives in the Tucson area with his wife and three dogs. Look him up at davidvandykeauthor.com

Reviews

[Tomasz · Rating 2 out of 5]

What this was, was mostly painful... until the last bit, since the publisher decided to include his own NOVEL in the pack. And that novel was almost the single competently written bit of prose in the entire anthology, which served us a lot of tired old stuff mostly, or tired dumb stuff, or dumb and old stuff (including a story whose author apparently learned all she knows about the military from porno movies). So, "Reaper's Run" elevates this catastrophe to, say, 1.6 stars. Glad to be done with it...

[Aviar Savijon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Apocalyptic Fears 6

An amazing group of apocalyptic and dystopian authors have come together to write this outstanding short story collection in the apocalyptic and Dystopian genre. I loved it!

[M Gordon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Awesome read

If you like short stories this is for you. Loved almost every single one Please keep giving these works for free

[Adalynd · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not bad, some stories weren't my jibe but overall I enjoyed the anthology.

[Amy Jonas · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed most of the stories and worth the read.

[Angela · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok anthology with a excellent end story.

Best part of this anthology is the final story by David Vandyke! I immediately went out and purchased his books!

[Bill · Rating 5 out of 5]

An outstanding anthology of 18 stories

[C.L. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Collection

If you enjoy a fine sampling of apocalyptic, dystopian and/or thrilling tales of tension and terror - grab this! The authors are a great mix. The stories vary from unnerving to heart-pounding. I enjoyed all of them and it was nice to be able to read a shorter story during a break and come back to the longer ones right before bed for max thrills.

[Linda Collins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short stories..

All pretty good..different authors ,..almost all stories were Apocalyptic in telling...All a little different..really enjoyed this book..would recommend to eneryone

[Barry Edstene · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting and fun, makes you want to complete the stories.

[David Kilby · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good collection

I have read many anthologies, most hit and miss. This is very well put together, and the stories are well done

[Elaine Plourde · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a pretty good book. I liked the stories the authors put together and most of it was apocalyptic with different perspectives.