Who is the 'Mass Author' of the World War 2 book with 12 stories?

I'm not sure which specific 'Mass Author' book about World War 2 with 12 stories you're referring to. There are many books on World War 2. It could cover a range of topics like the experiences of soldiers, the impact on civilians, or different battles.

It could be a mix of characters from both universes. There might be classic WW2 soldiers like Patton or Eisenhower, but with a Mass Effect twist. Maybe they have some kind of exposure to Mass Effect technology that gives them special abilities. Also, there could be Mass Effect characters like Shepard who are somehow transported to the WW2 era.

Shepard could be a main character. Given their experience in uniting different species and facing great threats, they would be a natural fit in a world war scenario. They could lead a coalition against a new enemy.

In a Mass Effect World War 1 fanfiction, the different alien races from the Mass Effect universe could be involved. For example, the Salarians, known for their intelligence, could be advisors to one of the warring sides, providing strategic insights. They might use their knowledge of technology and warfare to try and influence the outcome of the battles, much like how some countries had foreign military advisors during World War 1.

I don't know who the author of this novel is. You could try looking it up in a library catalog or on an online bookstore.

Well, Homer is often regarded as the author of the Trojan War stories. His works have been highly influential. In 'The Iliad', for example, he tells the story of the wrath of Achilles during the Trojan War. The events, the heroes like Hector and Achilles, and the overall epic nature of the war are vividly depicted in his writing. His works have been studied for centuries and have inspired countless other works of literature, art, and even modern - day movies and television shows that are based on the Trojan War.

The most well - known author associated with the Trojan War stories is Homer. He wrote the epic poems 'The Iliad' and 'The Odyssey', which are central to the Trojan War narrative.

They add elements of the Mass Effect universe. For instance, the introduction of biotics can change the nature of battles. Instead of just regular soldiers fighting, you have individuals with superhuman powers on the battlefield. Also, the different species from Mass Effect can shift the power dynamics. If the Asari are involved, their diplomatic skills and long - lived wisdom could potentially change the course of events. It might lead to different outcomes in battles or even prevent certain events from happening in the way they did in the original World War 2 narrative.

Since I'm not familiar with this specific novel, I can't say who the author is. However, if it's a more recent publication, you could search for it on popular e - book platforms. Sometimes they have author information along with the book details. Or you could try reaching out to book bloggers or reviewers who might have come across this book and know the author.

The author of the book 'Disqualification of the World' was Osamu Dazai.