American Survival Magazine Releases New Guide: Survivalist Anthology Volume 1 & 2

Boynton Beach, FL: Survivalist Magazine, the most recognized and respected brand in the emergency preparedness industry, eagerly announces the release of a new guide titled Survivalist Anthology Volume 1 & 2. As part of the company’s continuous efforts to curtail carbon footprints and environmental impacts normally associated with the physical print industry, this education rich, informational resource is currently available on the Amazon website through the Createspace company.

“We recently announced the discontinuation of publishing the physical print portion of the magazine,” states George Shepherd, founder and CEO of Survivalist Magazine. “We struggled with the idea for several months while looking over the numbers, and transitioning to an all-digital format was the only thing that made sense. Upon making that announcement we received several orders for back issues we had in stock. As those supplies dwindled and orders kept coming in, we decided to publish anthologies of the best articles from all the magazine issues, rather than order another print run of specific back issues.”

Previously published as individual issues of Survivalist Magazine, this information packed resource has been compiled and made available through Amazon’s Createspace feature, which allows customers to order a physical print copy of Survivalist Anthology Volume 1 & 2 on demand and consume the information in a way they are familiar with. The editorial staff at Survivalist combed through each issue and selected the best read and most relevant content to include.

“Several of our members were very understanding with regards to the digital transition,” explains Shepherd. “At the same time they were hungry for previously published content. We ran through the numbers and correlated all the statistics to determine which articles to include in the anthologies, and this was what we came up with. We were originally going to publish just one anthology, but with all the valuable information our back issues contained, we felt compelled to spread it out over several anthologies.”

Survivalist magazine, one of the most respected leaders in the emergency preparedness and disaster survival industry, strives to maintain daily contact with their fans, followers, and members through a variety of online portals, such as webinars, podcasts, summits, workshops, articles, white papers, emails, DIY projects, survival guides and new blog posts on Steemit.