Surviving a Zombie Epidemic — An Illustrated Field Manual

The dead are walking. You've got 72 hours. What's your plan?

Surviving a Zombie Epidemic is the first volume of The Survive-A Series — illustrated field manuals that take unlikely disasters completely seriously. Because the people who survive are never the strongest or the best armed. They're the ones who made their decisions in advance.

Inside the manual (68 pages, A5, fully illustrated):

• 14 field chapters — from classifying the threat and the critical first 72 hours, through go-bags, fortification, water, food, weapons, movement, and medicine without doctors, to the hardest problem of all: other survivors.
• 14 original field diagrams — threat charts, packing loadouts, floor plans, decision trees, and protocol cards you can act on at a glance.
• 12 Field Rules — the distilled doctrine. ("Water first, always." "Every barrier you build must let YOU out." "Never eat your seed stock.")
• 4 reference appendices — master checklists, field tables, signal codes, and the complete rules, ready to copy for every member of your group.

The tone: a serious military field manual with a dry sense of humor — think Max Brooks meets a government pamphlet. The scenario is fiction; the principles (preparation, hygiene, clear decisions, community) are real and apply to any emergency.

Format: PDF, A5, designed for screen reading and home printing.

Read it once now, so you never have to read it in a hurry. Hope is not a plan — after this book, you'll have both.

A work of preparedness fiction for informational and entertainment purposes. Not a substitute for qualified emergency or first-aid training.