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Old09-22-2011, 11:26 PM #11
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Here's a link with a bunch of stuff. Green-Trust -- FreeBook Download Page

CA357, I looked around for most of the titles you mentioned and they appear to be commercial. I know Alinsky's stuff is freely available and I even have it somewhere, but the rest...I'm not seeing them online free.
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I've been reading some really good fiction lately on a forum and a blog. I thought I would share here.

Story of life after the fall of the country in Nebraska. Well written and hardships that are probably sure to come if this happens.
The Union Creek Jounral Entries in Chronological Order « The Union Creek Journal

Here is one set in Florida where a man is trying to get home while caught traveling on a business trip when EMP hits. The author is very good at creating tense situations. He is talking about publishing, I hope he finishes the story online before he quits. One of the best I've come across on the web. Survivalistboards.com go to Books, movies & Stories. Story is called Going Home.
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I just picked up Dare to Prepare.. It looks like a great book with a lot of good info in it.
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I just picked up Dare to Prepare.. It looks like a great book with a lot of good info in it.
Who writes it?
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Written by Holly Deyo, this is the fourth edition so it must have gotten good reviews and sales to be on the fourth edition.

http://standeyo.com/Our_Books/DTP.html
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