Dashing tales of heroics and everyday life abound in the second System Apocalypse short story anthology. Competing alien and human settlements clash, and a simple party planner is caught between in After Party.
Dashing tales of heroics and everyday life abound in the second System Apocalypse short story anthology. Competing alien and human settlements clash, and a simple party planner is caught between in After Party. A New York trashman and his friend fight off loan sharks and exploit the System for gain, finding treasure among others garbage in Completely Trashed and a prisoner must decide between his humanity and humanity itself in WWMRD? With over ten stories from exciting new voices and a few veterans of the universe, the second anthology highlights the lives and struggles of humanity's best and worst years after System advent. The second System Apocalypse short story anthology takes place between books 4 and 6 and covers years two to six during that period. Stories and writers featured in this anthology include: After Party by D.J. Rezlaw Daisy's Preschool for Little Adventurers by InkWitch Ground Control by Craig Hamilton Song of Whispers by Andrew Tarkin Coleman Completely Trashed by Mike Parsons Trouble Brewing by Nick Steele Seeking and Finding by Chelsea Luckritz When Our Hero Kills a Ten Story Behemoth by Tao Wong The Tower of Doom by David R. Packer Clipper Race by Corwyn Callahan The Audacity of Soap by E. C. Godhand WWMRD? by Jason J. Willis
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