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Notes from an Apocalypse

A personal journey through survivalism and collapse anxiety.

Notes from an Apocalypse is a 2020 non-fiction book by Irish writer Mark O'Connell, published by Granta Books. It investigates anxieties around ecological and social collapse, exploring survivalist movements through visits to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, South Dakota bunkers, a New Zealand retreat, and the Dark Mountain Project in the Scottish Highlands.

Quick Facts

Author
Mark O'Connell
Language
English
Publisher
Granta Books
Published
16 April 2020
Format
  • Print (hardback and paperback)
  • e-book
  • audio
Pages
272
Dewey Decimal
613.6/9
LC classification
GF86.O36 2020

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was Notes from an Apocalypse published?

Notes from an Apocalypse was published on 16 April 2020.

How many pages is Notes from an Apocalypse?

Notes from an Apocalypse has 272 pages.

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