I can’t say this plain enough – having practically unfettered access to fuel, food, infrastructure and your favorite vices is NOT the norm in a disaster.
The Next Disaster Won’t Include Drink Specials Read More »
A snippet from my post-apocalyptic novel in which the characters are forced to shelter in place for seven months is timely in a self-isolated world.
Book Excerpt, Shelter in Place Edition Read More »
“Well, if the you-know-what hits the fan, I’m comin’ over to your house!” No you’re not, you lazy jackass.
Don’t Be That Guy: The Freeloader Read More »
Oh, hey there, sleepyhead! Good morning! You’re awake! Sorry it took a national emergency, but better late than never.
Coronavirus Gave America the Red Pill Read More »
Sorry for the lack of posts, but my job as a PR person for a metropolitan county (and with schools closed, also being my children’s teacher) has kept me busy.
Quotes to Survive By Read More »
If you’re worried about having access to fresh greens during a prolonged disaster, sprouting is a very easy way to grow them yourself for pennies.
Sprouting: It’s Much More Than a Science Project Read More »
The folks asking preppers for last-minute advice sure look a lot like the folks who have been pointing at us and laughing. Not so crazy now, are we?
You Got Questions? I Got Answers. Read More »
Normalcy bias is the belief that tomorrow will be just fine because yesterday was just fine, as was the day before, and so on. Are you feeling normal now?
Normalcy Bias Sucks. A Lot of People Are Learning That the Hard Way. Read More »
Even though the movie Threads is about nuclear holocaust, its opening line is very relevant to the problem that pandemics pose.
Quotes to Survive By Read More »
A picture says a thousand words – not as many words as the novel that my agent’s shopping around, but a lot of words nonetheless.
We’re All Screwed: This One Just Goes Without Saying Read More »
