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Horned Frog · 03-30-2011, 18:09

As per many exhortations in the thread titled "A survival scenario: What do you do?" posted by nmap, I am currently reading One Second After, by William Forstchen. While I have never been much of a fan of apocalyptic-style fiction, this book provides a compelling, realist approach to the events following an EMP attack on America which cripples a small town in North Carolina. I encourage anyone who has not read it to check it out.

Update: this book is heart breaking.

03-30-2011, 18:09	#710
Horned Frog SF Candidate Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Western US Posts: 35	One Second After As per many exhortations in the thread titled "A survival scenario: What do you do?" posted by nmap, I am currently reading One Second After, by William Forstchen. While I have never been much of a fan of apocalyptic-style fiction, this book provides a compelling, realist approach to the events following an EMP attack on America which cripples a small town in North Carolina. I encourage anyone who has not read it to check it out. Update: this book is heart breaking. Last edited by Horned Frog; 03-31-2011 at 03:04.
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