What do you call that gizmo you carry around with you 24/7? You probably call it a "phone" even though that's probably not how you use it...

I'm not sure what I expected when I picked this up but it wasn't quite this. This is the story of a young woman from the near future who...

Presumably your apocalypse is going to render obsolete most if not all technology, but you still don't want your 80s teen protagonist...

I don't often throw books across the room when I'm finished with them - I love books! - but this one went skidding across the carpet as...

Writers have been creating end-of-times scenarios for centuries. Even Noah and his ark is a tale about a watery apocalypse survived only...

Originally published in 1956, The Death of Grass remains a relevant and insightful page-turner; having read this in early 2021, with...

Dies the Fire was published in 2004 but feels like novels written 20 or even 30 years earlier. Set in the late 1990s, it feels more like...

Part 3 of the reading list for post-apocalyptic writers includes one or two hidden YA titles; the end of the world is no picnic for...

The story opens in the early 1950s with a meteorite crashing into and obliterating Washington DC and much of the eastern seaboard....

Have some openings on your nightstand? Here are 20 more post-apocalyptic novels every writer in this genre should consider reading. I...

You wouldn’t pull up to your keyboard to write a steamy romance if you’d never read one, and you wouldn’t try to pants your way through...