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NONFICTION
General self-sufficiency and survival
Backwoods Home Magazine - Nov/Dec 2009 (#120)
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How To Fish in a Pond : A Guide To Fishing In Small Ponds
Proper Shot Placement For Deer Hunting
Surviving the Zombie 'Pocalypse: A Layman's Guide to Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse (and An Assortment of Other More Likely Disasters)
Food, Home, and Farming/Gardening
100 Year Old Recipes You Can Still Make Today: DRINKS FOR ALL AGES
How to Repair or Replace Your Toilet, Or, There's A Problem With The Water Closet!
Health
Herbal Remedies Guide: Uses Of 100 Herbs For Common Ailments
No Gym, No Problem (ExerciseEquipmentFanatic.com Guides)
Ideas/Theory
Mayan Calendar Prophecies| Part 3: Cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes
Widow A Survival Guide for the First Year
Lessons from the Ranch: Country Wisdom for Human Resources Leaders
Oil, The 4th Renewable Resource
”understand oil and the myth of fossil fuels.” Hadn’t heard this view before.
True Accounts
A Kodiak Bear Mauling: Living and Dying with Alaska's Bears
Conversations With Veterans of D-Day
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FICTION
Nature Survival and other Hardship
The Platte River Waltz, Chapters 1-4
Hannah's War
Youth. Hannah has to look after the farm while her parents are away caring for her wounded brother.
Collapse, Post-Apocalypse, Speculative Futures
Anthills
“The world as we know it has died, but as they say ‘life finds a way’. It is now a world of tremendous abominations, an existence of ants and grasshoppers. Young Gillian Parker is alone in this world, on a mission, taking a leap of faith in search of something that may or may not be there. Whatever the outcome, she is willing to do anything to see her quest to completion; she has nothing left to lose. “
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Takeover!
“This was one town that didn't go quietly into the night when the UN troops arrived to begin the NWO takeover! The story follows a handful of people through the events, including two families from opposite sides of the social spectrum, and a team of army soldiers who are reluctantly carrying out orders -- until enough is enough! “ By the author of many prepping type books.
A Funny Thing Happened When We Took Back America!
Sequel to the above book. “United Nations coalition forces have been carrying out a door-to-door weapons confiscation program, with the US military under their control. In a small town in the American west the people have started to fight back, along with a growing number of soldiers who had decided the army had gone AWOL on them. Working side by side, civilians and soldiers take back their town and send the foreign troops packing. . . . . . .This book is light-reading and is meant for entertainment. The story is humorous, touching, intense, and adventurous. It’s written in the author’s spell-binding writing style that will leave you unable to lay it down.”
Blood Fruit
Short story. “When his pampered world loses the technology it depends on, extinction looms faster than lonely survivor Levo could ever have expected.“
The Sky Codes
“Imagine living an entire lifetime never seeing blue sky... This novel is not set in Seattle, but rather around the year 2250. Society is edging towards chaos as violent storms and acidic air swirl across the sky perpetually, forcing anyone outside to wear a gas mask… “
The Dog of the World
“What if the end of the world doesn't come from world war, plague, famine or the cataclysmic cacophony of a natural disaster, but instead . . . comes quietly, slowly, as one by one, the people of the earth begin to commit suicide? “
More Sci-Fi-or-Fantasy-ish
The Last Iceberg
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