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| development = [[Philip A. Lee]] (editor)<br />
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| pages = 280 (POD)<br />
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| year = 21 July 2019<br />
| ISBN10 = 1-942-48788-6<br />
| ISBN13 = 978-1-942487-88-3<br />
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'''''Kill Zone''''' (subtitle: '''BattleCorps Anthology, Vol. 7''') contains nine short stories (two of them connected) that had previously been published online on [[BattleCorps]] throughout 2010, plus one previously unpublished, new story (''[[Arms of the Destroyer]]''). The [[w:EPUB|EPUB]] format and the [[w:Print on Demand|POD]] format were both released on 21 July 2019.<br />
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''Kill Zone'' is listed as both the seventh "BattleCorps" and the eighth "BattleTech" anthology (see notes) though the latter count omits the 1988 ''[[Shrapnel (anthology)|Shrapnel Anthology]]'' and the ''[[BattleTech: 25 Years of Art & Fiction]]'' book.<br />
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== Contents ==<br />
* Foreword, by [[Philip A. Lee]]<br />
* ''[[Tomorrow's Shine|Operation Rat: Tomorrow's Shine]]'' by [[Adam Sherwood]]<br />
* ''[[Bad Water]]'' by [[Kevin Killiany]]<br />
* ''[[The Loyal Son]]'' by [[Blaine Lee Pardoe]]<br />
* ''[[Reap What You Sow]]'' by [[Craig A. Reed, Jr.]]<br />
* ''[[Arms of the Destroyer]]'' by [[Travis Heermann]]<br />
* ''[[To Lead and Serve|Operation Klondike: To Lead and Serve]]'' by [[Jason Schmetzer]]<br />
* ''[[Feather versus Mountain]]'' / ''[[Rise and Shine]]'' (connected story in two parts) by [[Stephan A. Frabartolo]]<br />
* ''[[Those Who Stand High|Operation Scythe: Those Who Stand High]]'' by [[Jason Hansa]]<br />
* ''[[Lyran Fire|Operation Scythe: Lyran Fire]]'' by [[Lance Scarinci]]<br />
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== From the Back Cover ==<br />
{{quote|''REDEMPTION. RESISTANCE. RESOLVE.''<br />
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''A young [[House Davion|Davion]] [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] seeks to repay a debt incurred by the misfortunes of the [[Fourth Succession War]]. A tightly-knit farming community bands together to repel vicious pirates or risk losing their livelihoods...and their lives. A [[House Kurita|Kurita]] MechWarrior given a final chance to serve the Dragon stands alone against renegade mercenaries. And the survivors of a crash-landed [[House Steiner|Steiner]] command must hold the line against ravenous [[Word of Blake]] forces to protect the [[Allied Coalition]]'s quest to wrest [[Terra]] from the Blakists' unyielding grip.<br />KILL ZONE: BATTLECORPS ANTHOLOGY, VOLUME 7 collects the very best of the short stories published on the BattleCorps website from 2010. Charge into the war-torn future to experience nine stories filled with BattleMech combat, heroism, betrayal, honor, and duty.<br />Veteran ''BattleTech'' authors [[Kevin Killiany]], [[Blaine Lee Pardoe]], and [[Jason Schmetzer]], alongside fan favorites [[Craig A. Reed, Jr.]] and [[Jason Hansa]] are showcased in this anthology, which includes an all-new tale from Scribe Award-nominated author [[Travis Heermann]].''}}<br />
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== Notes ==<br />
* The front page cover image was reused from the original 2008 cover of the ''[[Tactical Operations]]'' rulebook. The scene seems to be the final stage of the battle narrated at the end of the story ''[[Those Who Stand High]]''.<br />
* This 2019 continuation of the BattleCorps anthology series is notable insofar as both the preceding BattleCorps anthology and the final BattleCorps story had been published in 2016; the site went offline a few months later.<br />
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