Postapocalypticfiction public
[search 0]
Download the App!
show episodes
 
Library at the End of the World is hosted by noted survival and preparedness authority Jim Cobb. He's long been a fan of post-apocalyptic and disaster fiction and this show will focus on the books, TV shows, and movies that center on all the ways authors and directors have destroyed the world. We'll be talking about electromagnetic pulse, plague, nuclear war, alien invasion, zombie uprising, and so much more. Reviews, author interviews, even some real world survival and prepper tips along th ...
  continue reading
 
Loading …
show series
 
Our guest this week is author Chuck Rogers. His latest book, Bastard of the Apocalypse: The Earth Died Screaming, is a post-apocalyptic adventure like none other. He tells us about it, as well as his work on the Deathlands series and more. Then, we move over to the Three Minute Survival Tip, where we discuss networking with local preppers.…
  continue reading
 
Our guest this week is Ryan Schow, a very popular and prolific author who has been lighting up the charts lately. He spent a little time with us talking about his books as well as what attracted him to the post-apocalyptic genre. Then, we move over to the Three Minute Survival Tip, this week talking about whether bugging out is all it is cracked up…
  continue reading
 
This week, we're talking about alien invasion stories that fall under the post-apocalyptic banner. Remember V: The Original Miniseries? How about Battlefield Earth (novel, not the movie)? Fun stuff! Then, in the Three Minute Survival Tip, we're discussing how to decide on a game plan when you are starting on your preparedness journey.…
  continue reading
 
This week, Jim talks about Trackers, the first in a series by Nicholas Sansbury Smith. A police chief and a Native American tracker hunt down a killer in the Rocky Mountains as the nation falls apart after an EMP strike. Then, we move over to the Three Minute Survival Tip, this week talking about what to keep in mind as you plan your food storage.…
  continue reading
 
Our guest this week is Michael Kilman. He is the author of a series called the Chronicles of the Great Migration. The first book is Mimi of the Nowhere. This story takes place in a future after the world has been decimated by climate change. Giant walking cities travel around, seeking valuable resources and evading storms and other threats. Mimi ha…
  continue reading
 
This week, our guest is Matthew Mather. He's written a ton of great stuff, including more than a couple of novels that fit in nicely with our post-apocalyptic focus. We chatted about his books as well as his writing process. Then, we move over to the Three Minute Survival Tip, this week talking about DIY weather forecasting.…
  continue reading
 
This week, our guest is Kristin Ward. Her book, After the Green Withered, and the sequel, Burden of Truth, look at what society might be like after a century of ever-greater natural disasters have resulted in a massive drought. To keep with the hydration theme, the Three Minute Survival Tip is focused on being prepared for water needs in a crisis.…
  continue reading
 
Our guest this week is D.M. Wozniak. He is the author of The Perihelion Complete Duology, a story that takes place just a few decades from now. It involves, among other things, genetic manipulation and combining human and animal DNA. Then, we move over to the Three Minute Survival Tip, this week focusing on protecting your finances.…
  continue reading
 
Our guest this week is Jeff Kirkham, co-author of a new novel titled Black Autumn. This book has been making some pretty big waves in the prepper community and Jeff was kind enough to sit down and talk about the development of the book, how it worked having two authors on the book, and how personal this project is for him. Then, we move into the Th…
  continue reading
 
This time around, we're dipping back into the zombie subgenre and chatting with Melissa Wood. Her Alive? series takes an interesting look at the undead and, well, the kinda undead. Then, we move over to the Three Minute Survival Tip where we are discussing why cotton garments might not be wise when you're headed into the field.…
  continue reading
 
This week, we start off with a heartfelt tribute to Stan Lee, a legend who's work no doubt inspired more than a few authors who have made appearances here. Then, we talk to author Nicholas Morine, who's book Arcade Rat has been favorably compared to Ready Player One. The Three Minute Survival Tip is on disaster cleanup.…
  continue reading
 
This week, we're looking far into the future, about 1,000 years or so. What might the world look like after disasters and such have changed the landscape and society itself? Find out as we talk to author Ana Levley about her book Beasts. Then, we discuss hidden storage places around the home in the Three Minute Survival Tip.…
  continue reading
 
This week, we're talking to one of the pioneers of prepper fiction, Bobby Akart. He was one of the first breakout stars in the genre and remains one of the most popular authors in the niche. We talked about his books, his writing process, and the genre itself. The Three Minute Survival Tip is on how to put together a workplace emergency kit.…
  continue reading
 
In the last episode, we covered a brief history of the post-apocalyptic genre. This time around, we're delving a little deeper into a couple of the sub-genres that developed, Men's Adventure in the 1980s and the Prepper Fiction that is very popular today. They are actually pretty closely related, as you'll see in this short episode. In the Three Mi…
  continue reading
 
Something a little different for our show this week. A few weeks back, I was a guest on the You've Got to be Kidding Me podcast and had a great time with Tom and Skip on that show. We decided we'd do a true crossover event and have them on my show as well. We chatted about our favorite post-apocalyptic books, the genre as a whole, and had some laug…
  continue reading
 
This week, we're taking a stroll through history. Post-apocalyptic fiction has been around far longer than many people realize. Let's take a look at how we got to where we are today and talk a bit about the different sub-genres in the niche. Then, in the Three Minute Survival Tip, we close out National Preparedness Month with some info that will he…
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Quick Reference Guide