Some of the categories covered in the first three parts are illustrated in these photos, and while a few pictures may not be worth 78,000 words, they might give you an idea of what to expect. I'll post more specific details on the content of the book closer to the publication date. Meanwhile, I'm going to be hard at work on the next book project, which is a work of survival/apocalyptic fiction.
Friday, July 8, 2011
Bug Out Vehicles and Shelters Update
I finished the actual writing of the new book, Bug Out Vehicles and Shelters last Friday and it is now in the hands of the editors and soon to go into production for a planned release in September. This book covers a lot of ground, which is why it took awhile to put together. There are nine chapters on specific categories of vehicles and two chapters on fixed shelters that could be assembled or built in place at the bug-out location in advance. The book is divided into four parts: Escape Vehicles, Mobile Retreats, Alternative and Back-up Vehicles, and Fixed Retreats.
Some of the categories covered in the first three parts are illustrated in these photos, and while a few pictures may not be worth 78,000 words, they might give you an idea of what to expect. I'll post more specific details on the content of the book closer to the publication date. Meanwhile, I'm going to be hard at work on the next book project, which is a work of survival/apocalyptic fiction.
Some of the categories covered in the first three parts are illustrated in these photos, and while a few pictures may not be worth 78,000 words, they might give you an idea of what to expect. I'll post more specific details on the content of the book closer to the publication date. Meanwhile, I'm going to be hard at work on the next book project, which is a work of survival/apocalyptic fiction.
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