The Authors Guild announced it has expanded its "Human Authored" certification program beyond its own membership to any author whose books are published in the United States. The organization also said that publishers will be able to purchase certifications in bulk.

For those in London, my good friend Ben Nathan will be speaking about his new exhibition featuring photos and maps of Bounds Green Brook on 14 March:

Death Valley has long been one of my favorite National Parks. I returned after the winter storms this year and was amazed yet again. Badwater Basin is a 10cm-deep lake, and wildflowers are blooming everywhere. If you're thinking about going: go.

There are 200 or so known underground cities in Cappadocia, carved into the volcanic tuff. The largest one, Derinkuyu, is 18 stories deep and has 50 ventilation shafts, wells and reservoirs, space for livestock, and rolling stones to seal the tunnels in case of attack. Ancient

I can’t take back buying this asshole’s book years ago, but I can still put it where it belongs.

The Old Dutch Cleanser Mine. From 1923-1947, twelve workers were employed here and produced 120,000 tons of pumicite. Ore was lowered 475 feet down a rail tramway to loading bins and shipped off to LA. So photogenic!

Attention, city dwellers! We're interested in identifying university-owned or commercially managed underground urban tunnels & facilities able to host research & experimentation. https://t.co/tHZ1Tqy5nV It's short notice... We're asking for responses by Aug. 30 at 5:00 PM ET.

Also, that list of endorsements in the front matter is intimidating!

I received my copy of Resilient Citizens today by @Prep4Disasters. His research on prepping - stemming from his PhD at Cornell and morphing into his emergency preparedness work with the DoD - has always been inspiring. I’ve referenced it more times than I can count. I was deeply

Tonight I will be at the 41 N Film Festival at @michigantech doing a Q&A for @robpetit's new film Underland.

Built in the ’50s with prison labor, the Shoemaker “nuclear escape” tunnels were meant to save Angelenos from atomic attack. Abandoned in the ’60s, they sit musty and flooded—a Cold War road to nowhere reclaimed by nature.

DO 279 - Community, Bunkers, and the Future of Preparedness with @Prep4Disasters and @Goblinmerchant https://t.co/1u4oVjmiP3 https://t.co/6w1DUH5L08

Episode 25 of Tenacity has landed, and I'm taking some time off to work on my new book. Appropriately, this episode is about bugging out. A huge thanks to @TheDivisionGame and @Ubisoft for supporting the podcast. I'm hoping to take the microphone into the field when we return for

A new episode is available! This week join Bradley to learn more about how and when to bug out! Listen here: https://t.co/6PYk4DtcKE Also available on @playmorepods and @amazonmusic!

Resilience is a mindset. My new book is now available for pre-order, Resilient Citizens: The People, Perils, and Politics of Modern Preparedness. Find out more at https://t.co/NjdsnAMMRI Interested? Here is the synopsis: From war zones to wildfires, pandemics to power

This week's episode of Tenacity is on urban resilience with Sociology Prof Anna Maria Bounds. For a full list of episodes, check out my website:

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“…follows three different people to show their perspectives of the underground.” Jason Delgado reviews the @Tribeca documentary Underland. https://t.co/SdtS7u9PYM #Tribeca #FilmThreatTribeca #Tribeca2025

This week on Tenacity - grow your own food! This is arguably our biggest challenge in the Mojave because anything we grow outside gets eaten by other desert dwellers and a greenhouse would scorch our food with the intense sun. Anyone have good ideas here?

We're headed to Tribeca! It was such a pleasure to play a role in the film adaptation of @RobGMacfarlane's book Underland. Director @robpetit and an all-star crew joined me for adventures in the bowels of the American Southwest. So excited to see this! https://t.co/vGr9q4E11d