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As more people seek stronger connections to nature, Marty Raney helps us explore whether homesteading is a viable option to do just that.

In this issue, we take a quick look at some of the latest survival and preparedness gear, including a new book, digital dehydrator, and more.

In the words of Perrodin, “Stop outsourcing your thinking. The more you steer your own wheel, the harder it becomes for others to steer you.”

Discover the latest in survival gear with our monthly 'Gear Up' series. Each edition brings you a selection of the items we find interesting.

The Unthinkable by Amanda Ripley asks us the hard question: “Will my decision in a disaster lead to survival or death?”

Whether you're a newbie or experienced survivalist, you’ll find at least a few interesting lessons in "Survival Tips, Tricks, and Traps."

There’s a haunting feeling reading "Guaranteeing America's Security in the 21st Century." Our "best and brightest" got a lot of things wrong.

We've released a new OFFGRID "What If?" book that compiles dozens of scenarios into a single convenient format (paperback or digital).

"The Disaster Diaries" draws in new crowds to the world of preparedness who otherwise might not want to read a traditional survival manual.

It isn’t light reading, but if you are serious about producing a portion of your own food sustainably, this book should be on your shelf.

The Book of Two Guns is a journal written in the early 2000s that documented lessons learned while training with a 1911 pistol and AR-15.

The Anarchist Cookbook comes across almost unhinged, but a deeper examination gives insight into the counterculture scene in the late 1960s.