Post Apocalyptic Fiction

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

Julie A. Carlson | Posted 05.10.2012

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!

Review of Pure and Interview With Julianna Baggott

Julie A. Carlson | Posted 04.08.2012

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.

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

Randall Amster | Posted 11.17.2011

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...

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

Claressinka Anderson | Posted 05.25.2011

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.

Flashlight Worthy

Peter Steinberg | Posted 05.25.2011

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...

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

Alex Remington | Posted 05.25.2011

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.

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

io9 | Chanda Phelan | Posted 05.25.2011

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...