In the world of post-apocalyptic and survivalist fiction, A. American has emerged as a significant voice, offering narratives that are as thought-provoking as they are engaging. The pseudonymous nature of A. American adds an air of mystery to his persona, but what is unequivocally clear is the impact of his storytelling.
A. American’s journey into the literary world is deeply rooted in a profound understanding and passion for survivalism and self-reliance. This expertise is vividly reflected in his writing, which often delves into scenarios where societal structures collapse and individuals are thrust into situations where survival hinges on their skills, wits, and resilience.
The author’s most notable work, the “Going Home” series, begins with an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack on the United States, plunging the country into darkness and chaos. Through this series, A. American doesn’t just tell a story of survival; he explores the psychological, social, and practical aspects of living in a post-apocalyptic world. His narratives are distinguished by their detailed knowledge of survival techniques, from securing food and water to navigating treacherous new societal landscapes.
What sets A. American apart is his ability to weave practical survivalist information into his stories without sacrificing the pace or intensity of the narrative. His characters are well-developed and relatable, often embodying the strengths and flaws of ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances. This realism not only adds depth to his novels but also provides a sense of authenticity that resonates with readers who are intrigued by survivalist themes.
A. American’s writing style is direct and accessible, reflecting the immediacy and urgency of the scenarios he depicts. His books are more than just entertainment; they serve as a window into the survivalist mindset, offering insights into the skills and mentalities that could prove invaluable in a real-world crisis.
Beyond the realm of fiction, A. American’s work has contributed significantly to the survivalist and prepper communities. His books have sparked discussions and interest in self-sufficiency and emergency preparedness, highlighting the importance of being prepared for unforeseen events.
As an author, A. American has not only entertained millions but has also educated and inspired his readers to think critically about their own preparedness and resilience in the face of adversity. His novels serve as a reminder of the fragility of our modern world and the enduring strength of the human spirit when faced with the unimaginable.
In reading A. American’s work, one embarks on a journey that is as enlightening as it is exhilarating. His stories are a testament to the enduring appeal of survivalist fiction and its relevance in our increasingly unpredictable world.
Publication Order of The Survivalist Books
| Going Home | (2012) |
| Surviving Home | (2013) |
| Escaping Home | (2013) |
| Forsaking Home | (2014) |
| Resurrecting Home | (2014) |
| Enforcing Home | (2015) |
| Avenging Home | (2016) |
| Home Invasion | (2017) |
| Conflicted Home | (2017) |
| Home Coming | (2018) |
| Engineering Home | (2022) |
| Exploring Home | (2023) |
Publication Order of Charlie’s Requiem Books
| Charlie’s Requiem | (2015) |
| Democide | (2016) |
| Resistance | (2017) |
| Retribution | (2018) |
| Contagion | (2023) |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Hope(With: G. Michael Hopf) | (2016) |
| Cry Havoc | (2016) |
| Ramblin’ Man | (2020) |
Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| Decline and Decay: Strategies for Surviving the Coming Unpleasantness(With: Alan Kay) | (2020) |