Books in the Beyond Armageddon series

Taken from an ancient text found abandoned in a cave, this work ends in 2100, the last year of the world. A devastating worldwide plague has annihilated all of humanity except for one man, who chronicles the world's demise. This is a novel of apocalyptic horror.

Predicts the inevitable end of a world that continues to function as selfishly and as barbarously as our own.

Tomorrow! can be read as a novel of pure suspense - if you dare. It is a thriller in which the apocalyptic technology of today is superimposed on the future. But the novel is also designed to show Philip Wylie's conclusions about America's dangerous vulnerability to dread, hysteria, and panic, as well as his recommendations about what must be done.

The first in a series of post-apocalyptic novels about the people of Pelbar; a fascinating and uniquely optimistic vision of an America long after a nuclear war.

Life in Threerivers continues without change until two young twin brothers, Brudoer and Gamwyn, accidentally initiate events that threaten the established order. The resulting chain of consequences sends Gamwyn on a quest to the far reaches of this postapocalyptic world. This is a series of post-apocalyptic novels about the people of Pelbar.

The second novel in the highly praised Pelbar Cycle, a classic series of post-apocalyptic novels about the people of the Pelbar. Imaginative and reflective, this rousing tale introduces Stel - engineer and poet, adventurer and musician - one of the most memorable characters in modern post-apocalyptic fiction.

Twenty years after the great battle at Northwall, the warring tribes are moving toward a peaceful unity for the first time since before the Time of the Fire. With the comfort of peace, the bands of nomadic Shumai Axemen are forgoing their traditional ways. This is the sixth book in the series of post-apocalyptic novels about the people of Pelbar.

After eleven hundred years of struggle, the warring tribes that survived the apocalyptic destruction of the United States have finally united, forming the peaceful Heart River Federation. But three eastern cities remain outside the federation. This is the final book in the series of post-apocalyptic novels about the people of Pelbar.

Despite the tentative peace established in the 1100 years since the destruction of the United States, the Tantal tribe remains ready for battle. After their disastrous defeat by the Pelbar tribes at Northwall, the slave-holding Tantal have kept their distance. Part of a series of post-apocalyptic novels, this work talks about the people of Pelbar.