Post Apocalyptic Fiction

Post-Apocalyptic The Immortal Rules Adds Compelling Voice to Vampire Fiction

Julie A. Carlson | Posted 05.10.2012

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Julie A. Carlson

Julie Kagawa didn't plan on writing a vampire book. She felt there were so many good vampire books already out on the market and didn't think she had anything to add. Boy, does she now!

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Review of Pure and Interview With Julianna Baggott

Julie A. Carlson | Posted 04.08.2012

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Julie A. Carlson

The most appealing aspect of these stories is that the creative characters and landscapes leap off the page and most importantly, how these stories make us think.

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Apocalypse Not Now: Seeking a New Beginning ... before the End

Randall Amster | Posted 11.17.2011

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Randall Amster

Undertaking even a cursory review of the news queue evidences the apocalyptic overtones in our collective midst. In the most recent additions to the c...

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At Home With Dystopia: Salon No. 7 at Marine Art Salon

Claressinka Anderson | Posted 05.25.2011

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Claressinka Anderson

The artists in Salon No.7 are contemporary versions of the Romantic painters, grappling with a contemporary vision of the sublime in new and compelling ways.

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Flashlight Worthy

Peter Steinberg | Posted 05.25.2011

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Peter Steinberg

I recently read the gentlest, most thoughtful post-apocalyptic novel I've ever read. It's about how our lives would change if we simply... ran out of...

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The Book of Eli: An Okay Post-Apocalyptic Movie Nearly Sunk by its Ambivalent Christianity

Alex Remington | Posted 05.25.2011

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Alex Remington

The Book of Eli is sunk by its ambition: it's a genre movie with religious pretensions, but it loses its way in the murky waters of religion.

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Change In Apocalyptic Stories: "Disaster Porn Is No Longer The Point"

io9 | Chanda Phelan | Posted 05.25.2011

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Disaster porn is no longer the point of the apocalypse. It doesn't matter how the world ends, just that it does. Making it to the End doesn't mean the...

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