Raus Untoten is a sensational anthology and well worth any money you can throw at it. Special mention must go to the first story by Graham Mcneill, which utterly blew me away with its setup and power.
Other stories like Matthew Sylvester’s Bluttrinker or John Hobkinson’s ZA 43, are vignettes from awesome worlds that have never been. The fantastic cover art by Jeff Preston adds a sense of atmosphere, secrecy and dire intent.
This being the first of many anthologies, it sets the entire premise off on the right foot and suggests that even more fantastic stories are waiting to be told.
Buy this. Buy them all.
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About mattsylvester
Father of two beautiful daughters and married to the beautiful Karen, Matthew has been reading and writing fantasy and science fiction since he first read the Hobbit at the age of 7.
Matthew was Features Editor, Technical Consultant and regular columnist for magazines such as ‘Fighters’, ‘Combat’, ‘TKD & Korean Martial Arts’ and ‘Traditional Karate’. These are the four leading martial arts magazines in the United Kingdom.
He is also the author of the critically acclaimed 'Practical Taekwondo: Back to the Roots', which has been sold around the world.
With regard to his martial arts background he has been studying martial arts since 1991. In 1995 he hosted Professor Rick Clark of the ADK and since then has been studying pressure points and their uses in the martial arts and on the street (initially as a Special Constable and as a Door Supervisor).
All of this practical hands-on experience means that he is uniquely placed to write fight scenes that are not only plausible but some of which are based on personal or anecdotal experience.
Matthew has had a number of short stories published by Fringe Works, KnightWatch Press, Anderfam Press and Emby Press.
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