Nuclear EMP attack moves to big screen as author reflects on 'invisible lifeline'
Sunday, May 4th 2025, 8:00:28 am
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William Forstchen drew on personal experience, research and a powerful moment of inspiration to create "One Second After," a realistic portrayal of life after an EMP attack.
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