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Line 70: − [[Robert A. Heinlein]] used survivalist retreats as a theme in much of his science fiction. ''[[Farnham's Freehold]]'' (1964) begins as a story of small group survivalist retreat in a nuclear war. Heinlein also wrote essays such as ''How to be a Survivor''<ref>[http://technohippie.com/archives/beasurvivor.html TechnoHippie.Com: How To Be a Survivor by Robert Heinlein<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> which provide advice on preparing for and surviving a nuclear war, including stocking a fallout shelter and retreat. − + − + − − ''[[The Postman]]'' by [[David Brin]] (1985) is set in a time after a massive plague and political fracture result in a complete collapse of society. Both the Holnists and townsmen construct fortified retreats. − +
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===Novels===
===Novels===
''[[Lucifer's Hammer]]'' by [[Jerry Pournelle]] and [[Larry Niven]] (1977) is about a cataclysmic comet hitting the Earth, and a group people struggling to survive the aftermath in southern California. Their retreat is an isolated mountain community, which they barricade from outsiders.
''Lucifer's Hammer'' by Jerry Pournelle and Larry Niven (1977) is about a cataclysmic comet hitting the Earth, and a group people struggling to survive the aftermath in southern California. Their retreat is an isolated mountain community, which they barricade from outsiders.
''Patriots: Surviving the Coming Collapse'' by [[James Wesley Rawles]] (1998) (editor of SurvivalBlog) is a novel about a full-scale socio-economic collapse and subsequent invasion of the US, which a review has called "a survival manual dressed as fiction."
''Patriots: Surviving the Coming Collapse'' by [[James Wesley Rawles]] (1998) (editor of SurvivalBlog) is a novel about a full-scale socio-economic collapse and subsequent invasion of the US, which a review has called "a survival manual dressed as fiction."
''Wolf and Iron'' (1990) by [[Gordon Dickson]] describes a systemic societal collapse. The main character "GeeBee" builds and stocks and earth-sheltered retreat, using salvaged materials.
''Wolf and Iron'' (1990) by Gordon Dickson describes a systemic societal collapse. The main character "GeeBee" builds and stocks and earth-sheltered retreat, using salvaged materials.
''The Postman'' by David Brin (1985) is set in a time after a massive plague and political fracture result in a complete collapse of society. Both the Holnists and townsmen construct fortified retreats.
==See also==
==See also==