#1268

Mentioned in 18 episodes

Wool

Book • 2011

In 'Wool', the first book of the Silo series, Hugh Howey depicts a dystopian future where humanity lives in a self-sustaining underground silo.

The story follows Sheriff Holston and later Juliette, a mechanic turned sheriff, as they uncover the sinister truths and conspiracies within the silo.

The novel delves into the lives of the silo's residents, who are kept in the dark about the true state of the outside world, and the harsh punishments for those who express a desire to leave.

The book is known for its suspenseful and engaging narrative, exploring themes of survival, hope, and the quest for truth in a confined and controlled environment.

Mentioned by

David Rosenthal

Mentioned in 18 episodes

Mentioned by

David Rosenthal

as a book recommendation, part of the Silo series adapted for Apple TV+.

Novo Nordisk (Ozempic)

Mentioned by

Craig Mod

in the context of a Kumano Kodo walk.

#803: Craig Mod Returns — Epic Walks in Japan, The Art of Slowness, Digital Detox, Publishing “Impossible” Books, and Choosing Beauty Over Scale

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as the author of Wool, Beacon 23, Sand, Machine Learning, Halfway Home, and other novels.

#726: Hugh Howey, Author of Silo and Wool — A Masterclass on Writing, Unorthodox Self-Publishing, and Living in The AI Age

Mentioned by

Shaan Puri

as an example of a self-published author who achieved remarkable success through innovative marketing and community building.

5 Genius Business Tactics Turning Broke Authors Into Millionaires

Mentioned by

Hugh Howey

as a book he gave away.

#63 Hugh Howey: Winning at the Self-publishing Game

Mentioned by

Nat Eliason

as a comparison for his book Husk.

Becoming A Writer - Nat Eliason on his upcoming fiction release, traditional publishing vs. self-publishing, AI tools, tinkering, readers, launch plans

Mentioned by

Paul Gilmartin

as a book he downloaded to improve his sleep, describing it as somewhat dark but ultimately restful.

#723 Toxic Productivity - Therapist Israa Nasir

Mentioned when referring to the science fiction series, Wool, and his study on the quality of self-published books on Amazon.

Part 4: How to Write and Publish Your First Book in 30 Days – Self-Publishing, Traditional Deals, and Making Real Money

Mentioned by Paul and Stan as a book also known as the basis for the show “Silo”.

On revient sur le Trilliard : le grand update (#41)

Mentioned by

Peter Suderman

as the author of the novel series that the show "Silo" is based on.

Was Biden Right To Take Prisoners Off Death Row?

Mentioned by

Hugh Howey

as a book he wrote that unexpectedly became a bestseller.

From Sailor to Storyteller: Hugh Howey's Journey

Mentioned by

Nat Eliason

as an example of an author who gamed Kindle Unlimited payouts by writing shorter books.

How Much to Charge for a Self-Published Book

Mentioned by

Andrew Heaton

as the basis for the show "Silo".

A Canticle for Leibowitz

Mentioned by Laura; she is reading it and it is the basis for the show "Silo".

Episode 144: Jenny!

Mentioned by

Jordan Blair

when discussing the show "Silo".

How To Prepare Podcast Guests for Amazing Interviews

Mentioned by Karina as a book she is currently reading.

Episode 146: Flessner!

Mentioned by

Myke Hurley

when discussing the show "Silo".

547: Figure Out and Find Out

Mentioned by Dave in relation to the Apple TV+ series "Silo", which is based on the book.

Episode 588 Silo S01E05 The Janitor's Boy

Mentioned by John Manley as a similar dystopian story, originally a short story on Amazon Kindle.

Exploring Humanity’s Future: John C. A. Manley On His New Novel, All the Humans Are Sleeping

Mentioned as the author of the Silo trilogy of novels, which the show is based on.

‘Silo’ S2E6 ‘Barricades’ - Instant Reaction

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