By an anonymous contributor who describes himself thusly: “A somewhat non-late terrestrial mind mutated species of formerly silica architecture fusion and inorganic slab construction, erected by the musculotoic legions of the late Twentieth Century industrial feudal dynasties -- interior western…
by John Rember Everything we write depends on an imagined future. It’s not too much to say that narratives are like icebergs: nine-tenths of the meaning of a story lies not in its words, but in the past and the…
by Aleigha, high-school student by day and radical dreamer by night "... and I can’t take it anymore, Aleigha. That’s why I’m leaving. I’m taking what I can carry on my back and my wife and I’m leaving." I think…
by the virgin terry my response to collapse is very different from those of u intent on preparation and maximizing your survivability during and after. i think some of u are sadly deluded re. how long, rough, and severe a…
By Michael and Cindy Winkelman One doesn’t have to be a doomsayer or mystic to be able to see that there are a variety of possible -- even likely -- changes coming to the planet in the near future and…
The U.S. Department of Defense consumes 360,000 barrels of oil each day. Yet corporate Amerika wants you to conserve, no doubt to save the last drops for the military (to be used to secure more oil). We're being fleeced, folks,…
by Robin Datta This is an attempt to address collapse in its greater temporal context. Collapse is a regression that is perceived by the observer as a change of a large magnitude over a short period of time. This regression…