I have been adding additional books to my prepper library since the last update. I thought it was time to post an update. This time there are books on self-sufficency, survival, water treatment, composting and one on nuclear war survival…. Continue Reading →
Another small batch of books added to my prepper library before the end of the year. This time more focussed on self-sustainability and all in physical for apart from the one on vertical gardening. Previous posts about the library can… Continue Reading →
You may have noticed my recent posts about building my prepper library. I have been meaning to write about why I feel it’s so important to have such a library, in both physical and digital formats wherever possible. In the… Continue Reading →
I have recently finished reading Cody Lundin’s survival guide “98.6 Degrees, The Art of Keeping Your Ass Alive” having bought it in one of my recent library additions. This is a strange review for me for two contradictory reasons: I… Continue Reading →
I am continuing to build my physical prepping library and will continue to post details as it develops. This time, there are volumes on bushcraft, medicine, dentistry and whittling. The whittling books aren’t exactly prepping but I wanted a way… Continue Reading →
It was only last month that i added a batch of books to my library and I have hardly got to them yet. Despite this, I have been taking advantage of a few bargains as well as picking up books… Continue Reading →
I have just received the the order latest additions to my prepping and survival library. I am keeping a virtual library of books, guides and PDFs online for reference and reading material but also like to read and keep physical… Continue Reading →
(contains plot spoilers) Having watched the film of World War Z ages ago and found it OK but not brilliant, I thought it was finally time to get round to reading the book by Max Brooks it was (loosely) based… Continue Reading →
(contains plot spoilers) Set 10 years after ‘Last Light’, ‘Afterlight’ picks up the story of a group of survivors living on an off-shore gas platform. The UK is largely desolate and uninhabited with only small groups of aggressors apparently still… Continue Reading →
(contains plot spoilers) I will say from the outset that I was gripped by Last Light and found it hard to put down. There are some flaws in the story but as an apocalyptic warning shot it stands out as… Continue Reading →
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