Well if he is enjoying post-apocalyptic then there is
David Brin's "The Postman" (The Movie of the same name, well has the same name) is older
S.M. Stirling's Nantucket series(listed in order): "Island in the Sea of Time", "Against the Tide of Years", "On the Oceans of Eternity". Is an alternate history series, namely "Modern" Nantucket is thrown into the Bronze Age. I mention it because it is linked to a larger series that is much more PA which is
S.M. Stirling's Emberverse series, two Cycles for a total of 8 books so far with a 9th this fall and the final projected for late next year. The first Cycle is 3 books long, starting with "Dies the Fire", "The Protector's War", "A Meeting at Corvallis". The second Cycle is set some 22 years after the start of the first and deals with the Groups and children seen in the first cycle.
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David Brin's "The Postman" (The Movie of the same name, well has the same name) is older
S.M. Stirling's Nantucket series(listed in order): "Island in the Sea of Time", "Against the Tide of Years", "On the Oceans of Eternity". Is an alternate history series, namely "Modern" Nantucket is thrown into the Bronze Age. I mention it because it is linked to a larger series that is much more PA which is
S.M. Stirling's Emberverse series, two Cycles for a total of 8 books so far with a 9th this fall and the final projected for late next year. The first Cycle is 3 books long, starting with "Dies the Fire", "The Protector's War", "A Meeting at Corvallis". The second Cycle is set some 22 years after the start of the first and deals with the Groups and children seen in the first cycle.
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