Predator: If It Bleeds

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Publisher Description

Over the centuries, extraterrestrial hunters of the Yautja race—also known as the Predators—have encountered (and stalked) humans on Earth and in the depths of space. Offered here are sixteen all-new stories of such hunts, written by many of today’s most extraordinary authors:
Kevin J. Anderson
Jennifer Brozek
Larry Correia
Mira Grant
Tim Lebbon
Jonathan Maberry
Andrew Mayne
Weston Ochse
S. D. Perry
Steve Perry
Jeremy Robinson
John Shirley
Bryan Thomas Schmidt and Holly Roberds
Peter J. Wacks and David Boop
Wendy N. Wagner
Dayton Ward
Inspired by the events of the original Predator movies, graphic novels, and novels, these adventures pit hunter against prey in life-and-death struggles where there can be only one victor.

32 Reviews

3.5

Adam

Created about 2 months ago

Brian Kemper

Created 2 months ago

Manuel Hernandez

Created 4 months ago

“Awesome entry into Predator short fiction. A few stories felt like a chore while a lot more were a home run!”

Limited character growth Memorable Multilayered Action-packed Predictable but satisfying Uneven pacing Atmospheric Bland/generic Setting fits the story Clear but uninspired Descriptive Original

ThatMagicalBunyip

Created 6 months ago

Shrike's Jester

Created 10 months ago

Believable Diverse representation Likeable Addictive Fast-paced Suspenseful Dark Descriptive Easy to read Original

About Bryan Thomas Schmidt

Bryan Thomas Schmidt is a Hugo Award-nominated editor and author. His anthologies include Shattered Shields, Mission: Tomorrow, Galactic Games, Little Green Men–Attack, and, Beyond The Sun. Bryan was the original editor for The Martian by New York Times Bestseller Andy Weir (Crown, 2014). He has also edited or written gaming content for Wars, Dark Expanse, and Ascension, as well as writing tie-in fiction in The X-Files and Predator.

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