David Robbins‘s post-apocalyptic Endworld series debuted with The Fox Run in 1986. The 27th (and, to date, last) book in the series was 1991’s Chicago Run. He did also write a 13-volume sequel series called Blade. Now, Eric Galloway of Dorchester Publishing tells us that her company is bringing Endworld back into print “with repackaged editions of the post-apocalyptic novels readers fell in love with. To start things off, author David Robbins has written an all-new original novel, Endworld: Doomsday, to serve as a prequel to the rest of the series.” The prequel novel will be out in April 2009.
“In Endworld: Doomsday, after everything they know is destroyed in a nuclear holocaust, filmmaker Kurt Carpenter and the remaining survivors must carve out a new place for themselves in a harsh, unforgiving new world full of terrifying possibilities. This book is a lot of fun and anyone who previously read the series or anyone who just enjoys a good post-apocalyptic tale are sure to find it a great read.”
Robbins has written a wide variety of genres—horror, western, science fiction, adventure, and historical fiction—and has published more than 130 books. He has written for the following series: The Trailsman, Mack Bolan, Blade, Wilderness, White Apache, Davy Crockett, Omega Sub, and The Hardy Boys.