Survival Novel

[Tyrkon Lawson]

Comet? LA? Night of the Comet?

 

[Ian Allomes]

If'n you want some adventure, try

Hell West and Crooked by Tom Cole. :thumbup:

 

[Haole]

Yeah Matt Brackens 'Enemies Foriegn and Domestic', 'Molon Labe' by Boston T Party, and for a monster read try 'Unintended Consequences' by John Ross. Excellent Fiction/survival/educational.

Isn't it against the Patriot Act to read books like this?

 

[flatlander]

+1 on Unintended Consequences. Excellent read.
It's not against the law YET

Bob Mills

 

[ChasHOG]

I recently read Lucifer's Hammer and thought it was a lot of fun, and an easy read. You'll enjoy that.

If you're ready for something a little meatier, with a bit more literary heft, like OldPhysics mentioned, Jack London is absolutely required reading if you haven't read it yet--lots of adventure and survival yarns. Good stuff. :thumbup: And then there's Cormac McCarthy's The Road -- which is probably most heart wrenching survival story you'll ever read, and I can't recommend it enough (it's been made into a movie with Viggo Mortenson that will see a theatrical release later this year).

 

[mhawg]

Sounds like Lucifer's Hammer by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.

Definitely a good read. :thumbup:

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Nailed it! That was the first thing that came to mind.

 

[mfaster7]

Sounds like Lucifer's Hammer by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.

Definitely a good read. :thumbup:

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I also thought of Lucifers Hammer. Fun Book

Jack London is the best and "to build a fire is an amazing tale.

 

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