Howard the Red: Surviving the Fog

by Stan Morris

You've read Verne's The Mysterious Island. You've read The Swiss Family Robinson by Wyss. You've read Heinlein's Tunnel in the Sky . Now comes the third book in the Surviving the Fog series. Howard is one of forty-eight teenagers trapped at a youth camp in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains. The adults have disappeared. A mysterious brown fog covers the Earth below them. Can they survive? What will they eat? How will they build a shelter? Is it everyone boy/girl for themselves or can they form a community? Howard is the oldest, but he is not prepared to lead.

420 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 7, 2017

About the author

Stan Morris was born in Lynwood, California, during the Stalin/Truman era. His family moved to Concord, California, at the beginning of Reagan Mania of which his family was a part. As a teenager his pivotal moment came as a result of the 1968 Martin Luther King, Jr. Tragedy/Triumph.

He was educated during his wandering phase, receiving his BS degree when he was 25 (despite the claims of some sycophants/critics who say it was at the moment of birth.)

He married a girl with alien roots, and subsequently she became pregnant and delivered The Boy With the Longest Name.
They had another child just after they retreated to Maui.

He now writes, gardens, watches way too many organized non-killing sporting events, and eats foods for which there is no Anglic translation.