The End Is Always Near: Apocalyptic Moments, from the Bronze Age Collapse to Nuclear Near Misses
by Dan Carlin
From the Bronze Age Collapse to nuclear near misses, Dan Carlin surveys history’s most alarming moments. The End Is Always Near considers how civilizations experience crisis, how catastrophe takes shape, and why fears of collapse have remained a persistent part of the human story.
About This Book
The End Is Always Near explores major moments of crisis across human history.
Dan Carlin considers events ranging from the Bronze Age Collapse to nuclear near misses.
The book examines how civilizations confront upheaval, danger, and the possibility of catastrophe.
Its broad historical perspective connects ancient collapses with more recent threats.
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