During the 60's is was not uncommon to have a bomb shelter built. The Cuba crises, the cold war - nuclear attacks were a threat causing many people to try to seek a safe shelter in the event of a catastrophic attack. Whatever happened to those old bomb shelters? Did they really exist? Are they still there? This is a series of stories that suggests possibilities about what could happen in these secret dark private places. In fact, anything could happen in these forgotten spaces. The possibilities are endless. Is this the twilight zone? No. This could be a part of reality in today's complicated world.

The Forgotten Shelters

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Brother Mine - #2 in The Forgotten Shelters Series by
Series: The Forgotten Shelters. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 11,840. Language: English. Published: February 10, 2012 . Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories, Fiction » Horror » General
2nd story in The Forgotten Shelters series. Whatever happened to those bomb shelters built in the 50's & 60's. Are they now just fruit cellars or wine cellars? Have they really been forgotten? Brother Mine tells the story of one possibility of how those old bomb shelters may now be used.
Shut In - #1 of The Forgotten Shelters by
Series: The Forgotten Shelters. Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 14,230. Language: English. Published: January 5, 2012 . Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Short stories
In the 50's and early 60's it was a definite possibility that "The Big One" (atomic bomb) would drop. Many people resorted to building secret bomb shelters in basements and in secluded corners of their properties. As the years passed and the bombs never fell these hidden shelters were forgotten. Whatever became of all those forgotten bomb shelters? 'Shut In' is the story of one possibility...