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Warday And the Journey Onward Author: The unthinkable happened five years ago and now two writers have set out to find what's left of America. — New York, Washington D.C., San Antonio, and parts of the Central and Western states are gone, and famine, epidemics, border wars and radiation diseases have devastated the countryside in between. — It was a "limited" nuclear war... more »
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I'm a big fan of post-apocalyptic books, but I wasn't all that taken with this one because of the writing style. It is written as a journalistic record of their journey around the old U.S. several years after nuclear war. While the setting and the concepts discussed were just up my alley, the journalistic style was offputting for me. If you read post-apocalyptic books, I still recommend that you read it for their possible prophecies.
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One of the best apocalyptic books I've ever read.
The book is a story about the struggle for survival in post WW111.
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