AustLit

'Someone from the Heavy Armor Squad comes down to rescue a few illegal colonists, and while they’re all hiding from the local wildlife he/she tells them some stories.'

Source: Rocket Stack Rank (http://www.rocketstackrank.com/2019/09/Mutata-Superesse-Jason-Fischer-Sean-Williams.html).

'It was the perfect crowd control mechanism right up until it wasn’t.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

In an alternative colonial future where WWI never happened, a descendant of Adolf Hitler helps to clone Diprotodons in Australia as a cheap source of meat.

We leave her hotel room 

The corridor is empty which is lucky but I have seen a few of them in the hotel they are down in the bar and near reception where I am not allowed to go

'Post-apocalyptic V8s in a ruined Adelaide destroyed by prehistoric drop bears. What more do you need to know?'

Source: Dimension6.

A fantastic re-imagining of the author's grandfather's experiences in World War I:

There’s no doubt that Percy was an interesting fellow, but by all accounts he didn’t talk about the war much. After poring through his war records and that of his brother Bernie (who saw a lot of action throughout France and I believe Gallipoli?) I have blended reality with my own unique brand of fantasy. He wasn’t on deployment for very long by the time the Armistice was signed, but that’s not to say he didn’t face a unique war of his own…

Source: Author's website (http://jasonfischer.com.au/review-of-australian-fiction-percys-war-by-jason-fischer-available-now/). (Sighted: 29/10/2015)

'The debut collection of Jason Fischer’s award-winning short fiction. This collection features his post-apocalyptic and zombie related work.

Within these covers, you will find murderous dropbears, zombie kangaroos and undead camels. Poignant endings to the world mash-up with muscle car battles, featuring feral killers that make Mad Max look like the Disney channel. Everything is a Graveyard delves into the fantastic, the horrifying, the sad and the just plain weird.' (Publication summary)

'In Gravesend, the dead walk, and the living huddle behind high walls. For Tamsyn, the end of the world couldn't come sooner. She's hungry and scared. Her homework is due. Even worse, her dad is the teacher. With only her keen archery skills to keep the zombies at bay, Tamsyn searches the ruins of England for an answer. There's a cure in America, but it might just doom them all…'

Source: Publisher's blurb.