Reddit reviews 77 Days in September

I read a LOT and am always trying to find new collapse fiction. Whenever I see these kind of threads they always list the same 5 novels. To be fair that is because they are great books. Here is a list full of novels you might not know about. Anything you find here is worth reading. Even bad collapse fiction is useful because you can make mental notes of what the characters are doing wrong. I'll try to list them in rough order of best to worst.


Tunnel in the Sky By Robert Heinlein

Holding Their Own By Joe Nobody

Swan Song By Robert McCammon

A Distant Eden By Lloyd Tackitt

The Jakarta Pandemic By Steven Konkoly

77 Days in September By Ray Gorham

The Walk By Lee Goldberg

Folk of the Fringe By Orson Scott Card

World Made by Hand By James Kunstler

American Apocalypse: The Collapse Begins By Nova

Into the Forest By Jean Hegland

Year of the Flood By Margaret Atwood

Last Light By Terri Blackstock

TEOTWAKI: Beacon's Story By David Craig

The Pulse By Scott B. Williams

Grid Down Reality Bites By Bruce Buckshot Hemming

Desperate Times By Nicholas Antinozzi

Armageddon's Children By Terry Brooks






Desperate Times By Nicholas Antinozzi

I find it ironic that a book about how one might respond in a post-EMP world is only available (at least from Amazon) in electronic form.

Just saw a comment on youtube pointing here:

http://www.amazon.com/77-Days-in-Septembe%C2%ADr-ebook/dp/B0052T1O6S

Hi!

My name is Maxwell, and I really love this book. I love it because the author takes an event that can very well happen here at any time (an EMP - Electromagnetic Pulse), and the author made it into a very intriguing book that I could not put down for a second. It combines a thriller with romance, which makes for an exciting combination. Also, I love reading any books I can put my hands on, but unfortunately my Kindle broke, so I'm stuck using my netbook which hurts my eyes and isn't in great shape either.

Well, anyway, thanks for running this competition, it's very kind of you!