Table of Contents

Part I: The Predictor; Part II: The New Age Movement; Part III: Shakers and Seismic Windows; Part IV: The Big Wave; Part V: Politics and Quakes; Part VI: Bracing for the Big One; Index.

About the Author

Cal Orey is the author of several books and hundreds of articles for magazines such as Womans World, Womans Day, and The Writer. She lives near San Francisco, in South Lake Tahoe, California.

Reviews

Cal Orey's wonderfully written book about geologist Jim Berkland's unique but scientifically unorthodox approach to predictions of forthcoming earth tremors should register 9.9 on the Richter Scale! --Clarisa Bernhardt, columnist for shirleymaclaine.com Twenty to thirty percent of children in the area woke up more than a minute before the Kobe, Japan, earthquake in 1995. Cal Orey's book shows that a nature-loving geologist like Jim Berkland, with a heart of a child, can forecast earthquakes. --Motoji Ikeya, Professor Emeritus of Osaka University, Japan; author of Earthquakes and Animals A fascinating read full of amazing anecdotes and provocative information. Orey's book entertains while challenging conventional science. So be warned, once you start reading this book, you won't put it down. --Kathleen Antrim, author of Capital Offense, columnist for the San Francisco Examiner In this landmark book, journalist Cal Orey demonstrates that Berkland will cross any chasm to deliver his quake wisdom. --Jim Baker, County Geologist of Santa Clara County, California Can Berkland predict earthquakes? It seems so, and veteran author Cal Orey does an extraordinary job of not only telling Jim's story to the world, but also providing readers with an enormous amount of valuable information about earthquakes. Frankly, I wish I had this book when I was researching my own book about disasters. Highly recommended. --Stephen Spignesi, author of Catastrophe! The 100 Greatest Disasters of All Time