Peak Oil Book Reviews
Frank Kaminski has been writing reviews of books related to the environment and peak oil. We’re proud to share his work below.
Book Reviews
- Book Review: The Witch of Hebron by James Howard Kunstler
- Book Review: Transport Revolutions by Richard Gilbert and Anthony Perl
- Book Review: Sound Truth & Corporate Myth$ by Riki Ott
- Book Review: Thriving Beyond Sustainability by Andrés R. Edwards
- Book Review: The Biochar Debate by James Bruges
- Another post-oil-novel roundup
- Book Review: Why Your World Is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller by Jeff Rubin
- Book Review: The American West at Risk by Howard G. Wilshire, Jane E. Nielson and Richard W. Hazlett
- Book Review: The Ecotechnic Future by John Michael Greer
- Book Review: Power from the Sun by Dan Chiras, with Robert Aram and Kurt Nelson
- Book Review: Blackout by Richard Heinberg
- A review of three 'sort-of' post-oil novels: Prairie Fire and Taming the Dragon by Dan Armstrong, The Carhullan Army by Sarah Hall
- Book Review: Tar Sands by Andrew Nikiforuk
- Book Review: Future Scenarios by David Holmgren
- Book Review: Culture Change by Alexis Zeigler
- Book Review: Not One Drop by Riki Ott
- Book Review: Rhetoric for Radicals by Jason Del Gandio
- The Post-Oil Novel Revisited!
- Is Coke better than Pepsi? Find out by reading Ellis Jones’ The Better World Shopping Guide - 2nd Edition (book review)
- Book Review: Depletion and Abundance by Sharon Astyk
- Book Review: The Long Descent by John Michael Greer
- Book Reviews: Plan C & Small is Possible
- Book Review: Crash Course: Preparing for Peak Oil by Zachary Nowak
- The post-oil novel: a celebration!
