Skip to content

Mutation Nation

Mutation Nation

Tales of Genetic Mishaps, Monsters, and Madness
HorrorScience Fiction
Pages
202
Published
2011
Language
English

Synopsis

This anthology explores a world where humanity faces radical transformations, both physical and societal. Through a collection of unsettling tales, readers will encounter strange mutations, desperate struggles for survival, and the dark consequences of a changing planet. Each story offers a unique perspective on what it means to be human when the very definition is in flux.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

DarkMysterious

Genres

Horror Science Fiction Body Horror

Authors

C
Charles Austin Muir

Charles Austin Muir writes intense stories that often lean into horror and dystopian themes. He's the author behind Mutation Nation and the chilling collection 18 Wheels of Horror.

E
Ed Kurtz

Ed Kurtz is a writer of dark and visceral horror, known for his contributions to Year's Best Hardcore Horror Volume 4. His other works include Mutation Nation, War on Christmas,

H
Helen E. Davis

Helen E. Davis is the author of the science fiction novel, Mutation Nation. Her writing often explores speculative futures and the challenges of survival.

J
Jarret Keene

Jarret Keene is the author of Mutation Nation, a work of speculative fiction, and the dark collection Dark Testament. His writing explores grim and imaginative worlds, often with an unsettling edge.

J
Jim Schoen

Jim Schoen writes science fiction that takes readers into exciting new worlds. He is best known for his novel, Mutation Nation, a story that will keep you turning pages.