Prepping for World War Three: A sensible guide to the end of sensible life (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798177268828)

World War Three may be on its way. Or it may be stuck in traffic behind another expert prediction.

Either way, it pays to be prepared.

Prepping for World War Three is a darkly funny, genuinely practical guide to surviving disruption without becoming the sort of person who wears tactical trousers to the supermarket.

Peter Yexley takes an ordinary British household through the realities of emergency preparation: storing water, building a sensible food supply, coping with power cuts, recognising cyber scams, planning an evacuation and surviving prolonged contact with neighbours and relatives.

Along the way, you will discover:

- Why water matters more than weapons
- How panic buying turns toilet paper into a strategic asset
- Why vegetarians may inherit the bunker
- How to distinguish canned SPAM from the kind attacking your inbox
- Which survival equipment is useful and which merely looks impressive
- Why morale, medicine and a manual tin opener deserve places in every emergency plan

Bleak, warm and cheerfully suspicious of anyone selling fear by subscription, this is preparedness for ordinary people. No wilderness fantasies. No bunker full of livestock. No promise that a large knife will solve every problem.

Because if civilisation does collapse, somebody will still have to make the tea, open the tins and explain why the emergency cupboard contains forty-eight portions of something nobody likes.