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TarpleyG:
Just finished Lucifer's Hammer.  Great read and highly recommended to any and all independent-minded folks concerned about surviving any sort of catastrophy.  It was written in the late seventies so you'll have to get over references to older technology.

Greg

mtnbkr:
I read that book back in high school (15 years ago!).  It was so good I reread it again a few years later.  It's one book I need to add to my library.  It and The Stand are among my favorite books.

Chris

Parker Dean:
Yep, a definite recommended read.

I haven't read it in years myself, and I think I loaned out my copy which hasn't made it's way back yet.

telewinz:
Alas Babylon! by Pat Frank   along the same vein but deals with post atomic attack and survivors in Florida.  I've read it 25 times in the last 42 years.

Guest:
One of my favorites that I have to keep buying over again. Its a viscious cycle with good books. You loan them out cause you want people to read them, but they never want to give it back.

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