Title: Decent book. Nonfiction material available from Amazon elsewhere
Product review: The fiction story here is okay, but it was basically a front to get people to buy and read the nonfiction stuff in the back. This describes (complete with photos) such things as how to make a fallout meter from stuff around the house, and how to make a useful fallout filter out of cardboard boxes, duct tape, and plastic bags or sheeting. I assume the high prices this is commanding in used form are from people trying to get that information. Be advised that the nonfiction stuff was based on work by a group of scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. You can buy their whole set of reports, with many different nuclear war survival topics, from Amazon as "Nuclear War Survival Skills" with the author listed as Cresson Kearney. There are several different editions, one sells for $19.95.
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