Of the more than 200 books written about the Y2K problem, none gives the solution to energy problems, should they occur, like Wozny's route of escape via the desert where solar energy is plentiful, where soil-less gardening is practical and where he and his wife of 54 years plan to be on New Year's Eve 1999.
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The 74 year old writer published his first newspaper in grade school. He was awarded a full scholarship at De Paul University to be co-editor of the college weekly. After a stint in the service in World War II, he worked at the Lompoc (CA) Record. Returning to the Midwest in 1947 he published a village weekly The Steger Sentinel. He abandoned journalism for the better paying work as an accountant. Wozny returned to the written word, after a hiatus of more than 40 years, writing a several books. This is his latest effort.
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good common sense,
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This review is from: Desert Deliverance (Mass Market Paperback)
living in virginia beach we recently were warned of hurricane floyd was coming through. i was reading mr. wozny's book "desert delivernce". i was surprised at the many good ideas he pointed out. in case we lost electricity we were prepared to be with out water for a few days. we also had newspaper to burn in the fireplace in case of cool weather. we also had a way to cook with solar energy if we had too. we were lucky floyd slipped by us. but we were prepared. thank you mr. wozny for good ideas you can use now before y2k. by the way the town of franklin, virginia lost all power and have been with out water now and will be with out water and electricity for 10 more days. michael shelby, virginia beach, virginia
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Once I began reading , I couldn't put it down.,
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This review is from: Desert Deliverance (Mass Market Paperback)
I was amazed to discover the many resources available in desert living, and how economical it would be.I'm contemplating moving to San Filipe also.After reading this book I did some research myself on the Web and I was quite impressed with "Eldorado Ranch" near San Filipe. It sounds like a paradise to me. Obviously this author has done his homework well.Maybe I'll meet him and his wife there and they can teach me a bit about solar cooking.
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There is much to be learned from this book,
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This review is from: Desert Deliverance (Mass Market Paperback)
Steger's John W. Wozny is busy again with another book. "desert deliverance; a survival guide Y2K" isn't written to scare anyone, but to teach people what needs to be done in any emergency. "Most of it is good common sense", says theauthor. Wozny writes about his "new" winter home on the Sea of Cortez and how different life is there in the winter months. Wozny is a good writer and there is much to be learned from his book.
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