One of the earliest works of post-apocalyptic fiction in English, from the "year without a summer"
"Darkness" is amazing--managing to combine two of my favorite things, post-apocalyptic fiction and Romantic poetry. It's the only poem that's managed to genuinely frighten me!
The Rest is History podcast recently did a series covering the life of Lord Byron that was highly illuminating
Since you have not yet mentioned it, I will take the liberty to do so: nuclear famine.
I assume most of your readers know the term. If not, they could do worse than visit www.nuclearfamine.org
John Valliant’s book Fire Weather contains excellent descriptions and explanations of how fire works.
"Darkness" is amazing--managing to combine two of my favorite things, post-apocalyptic fiction and Romantic poetry. It's the only poem that's managed to genuinely frighten me!
The Rest is History podcast recently did a series covering the life of Lord Byron that was highly illuminating
Since you have not yet mentioned it, I will take the liberty to do so: nuclear famine.
I assume most of your readers know the term. If not, they could do worse than visit www.nuclearfamine.org
John Valliant’s book Fire Weather contains excellent descriptions and explanations of how fire works.