“Preppers” - people who are preparing for a breakdown in society – have taken the books to heart, he said.
“It doesn’t matter if you’re liberal or conservative, pro-Hillary, pro-Trump – all of us are going to be caught in this mess unless we do something,” he said in a recent interview.įorstchen, who has written some 30 novels, hopes the trilogy makes people aware of how vulnerable the nation’s electrical grid system is to electromagnetic pulses, as well as to the devastation the so-called EMPs would have. Newt Gingrich, a Tea Party darling, for two decades, but he emphasizes that his novels are nonpolitical and “for all Americans.” He’s a political conservative who has known U.S. “One Second After,” about the United States’ struggles to rebuild itself after an electromagnetic pulse plunges the country into darkness, bringing about starvation and death, was followed closely by “One Year After.” All three books are set in the Montreat-Black Mountain area.įorstchen’s job is teaching history to Montreat College students writing is what he does in his spare time (he also flies a small green WWII-era Aeronca L-3B recon plane in the skies above Montreat, his home, and Black Mountain).
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