Thanks to everyone who participated in our end of the world exercise. Perhaps you missed one of two during the hectic holiday week. Good news: they’re all here! Print and save for later… or for the actual end of the world. You’ll have plenty of time for reading then.
• Actions Have Consequences, or, I’ll See You in Hell, by Miles Klee
• At the End of the World with Gauntlet Hair, by Matthew Perpetua
• Galactic Zero, by Rachel Herman-Gross
• Going To Zero, by Kevin Depew
• Mannahatta, Mon Amour, by Matthew Gallaway
• Massachusetts 2011: The Abstract State, by Jessanne Collins
• Not Calling Next Year ‘Twenty Eleven’ Will Be the End of Us All, by Jack Stuef
• Our Brief Fossil Record, by Hillary Frey
• Possible Resolutions For The Apocalypse Year, by Natasha Vargas-Cooper
• Social Networking Alternatives For After the Apocalypse, by Alex Blagg
• Stand-Up in the Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland: Journal Excerpts of the Omega Comedian, by Josh Luft
• The Blackboard, Slated to be Wiped Clean, by Mark Lotto
• The Girl in the Dress: Taylor Swift’s Endless Reign, by Daniel D’Addario
• The IRS Should Be Your Last Worry. We Can Help., by Abe Sauer
• The Late Great Planet Earth, by Robert Lanham
• The Laws of a Year of Blessed Silence, by Richard Rushfield
• The Next New World, by Maria Bustillos
• The Road To Hell Is Paved With Compostable Bags, by Cord Jefferson
• The Shake Of Things To Come, by Susie Cagle
• The Tumblr at the End of the World, by Sady Doyle
• The Ultimate Year, by Brent Cox
• To the Class of 2011, by Mike Barthel
• Wait For It, by Mike Riggs
• Welcome to the Hipocalypse, by Erica Sackin
• What We Mean When We Say “The End Of The World”, by Bethlehem Shoals
• You Won’t Be the Same Person When You Wake Up Next Year, by Sunny Biswas
Photo by Nathan Siemers, from Flickr.
