Apocalypse Any Day Now : Deep Underground with America's Doomsday Preppers (Paperback)

from JSBancroft

Tea Krulos takes a deep dive into the world of doomsday preppers in this eye-opening book. Krulos explores the thinking of many different types of preppers, from those who believe in great government conspiracies, to those who simply want to return to the "simple" way of living off the land. Thro...

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Apocollypse Now was a well researched book, but was limited to a survey of the various groups that believes mankind is set on a path of destruction and they need to be prepared. Some of the book seemed redundant - the preppers, the homesteaders, the Zombie Squad etc. all have similar beliefs and ...

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This audiobook is about hanging out with preppers. Well, sort of. Tea goes around talking about AI, zombie parties, apocalypse parties, and people who predict the end of the world. He doesn't really spend much time talking about actually prepping or homesteading. A bit disappointing, and some of ...

from GeoffHabiger

When I requested this book on the monthly Early Reviews list I was expecting this to be a book looking only at the prepper culture - the people (often portrayed as very conservative, maybe paranoid, looking at conspiracies online) who collect food, guns, and military surplus to survive the end of...

from Juva

A diverting collections of essays about the author's experience researching various flavors of doomsday enthusiast. Whether they be believers of Biblical prophecy, survivalists, fans of various sci-fi films, environmentalists, or even potential Martian colonists, these people have left behind the...