Thread: The Rise of Apocalyptic and Survival Fiction
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Old 03-22-2012, 12:48 PM   #31
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Elfwreck, Steven R. Boyett's _Ariel_ and _Elegy Beach_ books examine a post-apocalyptic world (but w/ no working technology, but w/ working magic) --- well worth reading.

Another story examining a post-apocalyptic world is Charles de Lint's _Svaha_ which I found to be a lot of fun.

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