The Collapse is an ongoing fiction series of one man's letters on observing the beginnings of the unraveling of society:
On Writing The Collapse
The Collapse: A Visitor
The Collapse Letter I: The Beginning
The Collapse Letter II: Selling
The Collapse Letter III: Living
The Collapse Letter IV: Moving
The Collapse Letter V: Almost Summer
The Collapse Letter VI: On Others
The Collapse Letter VII: Church
The Collapse Letter VIII: Small Town Living
The Collapse Letter IX: Taxes
The Collapse Letter X: Power
The Collapse Letter XII:Trash
The Collapse Letter XIII: July 4th
The Collapse Letter XVI: Shopping
The Collapse Letter XV: High Summer
The Collapse Letter XVI: Refugees
The Collapse Letter XVII: Vacation
The Collapse Letter XVIII: Postal Service
The Collapse Letter XIX: Family
The Collapse Letter XX: Last Shopping Day
The Collapse Letter XXI: Remodeling
The Collapse Letter XXII: A Quiet Waiting
The Collapse Letter XXIII: High Dudgeon Summer
The Collapse Letter XXIV: Books
The Collapse Letter XXV: Failing Commerce
The Collapse Letter XXVI: From Lucilius
The Collapse Letter XXVII: No More Shopping
The Collapse Letter XXVIII: Silence And Darkness
The Collapse Letter XXIX: An Unexpected Holiday
The Collapse Letter XXX: Honey Harvest
The Collapse Letter XXXI: General Autumn Preparations
The Collapse Letter XXXII: A Slight Interruption of Power
The Collapse Letter XXXIII: Rushing Towards Winter
The Collapse Letter XXXIV: On Hope
The Collapse Letter XXXV: Of Cold And Meetings
The Collapse Letter XXXVI: Loss Of A Truck
The Collapse Letter XXXVII: Ponderings
The Collapse Letter XXXVIII: Winter And Work
The Collapse Letter XXXIX: Silence
The Collapse Letter XL: Death
The Collapse Letter XLI: Books: A Reconsideration
The Collapse Letter XLII: An Opinion Piece
The Collapse XLIII: Promoting The End
The Collapse XLIII: Ordinary
The Collapse XLIV: Luther And Cassandra
The Collapse XLV: Of Quail And Darkness
The Collapse XLVI: On Boredom
The Collapse XLVII: On Being Alone
The Collapse XLVII: Cold And Just Cold
The Collapse XIL: Thanksgiving
The Collapse L: The Coming of December
The Collapse LI: The Outside World
The Collapse LIII: Economics Of A Collapse
The Collapse: LIV: Decorations
The Collapse LVIII: Boxing Day
The Collapse LX: New Year's Plans
The Collapse LXI: Of Rumors And Coffee
The Collapse LXII: Yellow And Red
The Collapse LXIV: Winter's Light
The Collapse LXVII: Active Silence
The Collapse LXVIII: Of Love And Valentines
The Collapse LXXII: Yellow And Red
The Collapse LXXIII: Needle And Thread
The Collapse LXXV: Memories Of The Dead
The Collapse LXXVII: Spring Equinox
The Collapse LXXVIII: Daylight
The Collapse LXXXI: The Day Of Fools
The Collapse LXXXII: Bees And Dinner
The Collapse LXXXIII: Palm Sunday And A Brunch
The Collapse LXXXIV: Supply Chains
The Collapse LXXXV: The Last Analgesic
The Collapse LXXXVII: Book Club
The Collapse LXXXVIII: Sabbath
The Collapse LXXXIX: A Haircut
The Collapse LXXXX: Spring Beekeeping
The Collapse LXXXXI: One Year On
The Collapse LXXXXII: The Worth of Things
The Collapse LXXXXIII: Regrets
The Collapse LXXXXIV: Warm And Cold
The Collapse LXXXXV: Moon, Water, Grass
The Collapse LXXXXVI: Cameo Appearance
The Collapse LXXXXVII: Waiting
The Collapse LXXXXVIII: Market Day
The Collapse LXXXXVIIII: Far And Away
The Collapse CII: Schedules And Time
The Collapse CVI: Giving Advice
The Collapse CVII: Dinner Date
The Collapse CVIII: Troubling News
The Collapse CX: Of Civil Wars And History
The Collapse CXII: Young Xerxes
Thank you for what you write.
ReplyDeleteI just finished "Decorations" and am waiting for the newest installment.
Hoping the lights stay on to read it.
Thank you so much for the kind compliment Just So!
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ReplyDeleteThis is powerful writing, TB.
Thank you Chuck. Grateful you enjoyed it.
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