Free Ebook Memoir, Commemorates 5th Anniversary Of Fukushima Daiichi Meltdown

IWAKI, Japan - May 4, 2016 - PRLog -- Longtime Yotsukura (Iwaki) resident and author Yogan Baum has published Part 1 of his ebook serial The Voice of FUKUSHIMA: A Cry from the Heart titled Ground Zero 01: Earthquake. "A Cry From The Heart" is what Yogan Baum needs to share with all who care about the future. Wake up! he says Fukushima - is only the tip of the iceberg.

Weaving a tapestry entwining both raw terror and some of the fruits of years of reflection Yogan Baum relates how he experienced the M9.0 earthquake of 3/11/2011. Awed by the intensity of the event he is unaware of its consequences. Yogan Baum is telling his story - a chronicle of the ensuing manmade disaster - to honor those who suffer in silence. The old. The children. The uninformed. The victims.

Just like the earthquake was only a prelude to trouble, Ground Zero 01: Earthquake is only a prolog to a chain reaction of fateful traumatic events in the weeks, months and years to come which will be covered in the upcoming releases of this ebook serial.

Ground Zero 01: Earthquake  is available to the public as a free download at Smashwords at http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/619746.

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About Yogan Baum
It's been more than 30 years since Yogan Baum came to Japan and settled down in Yotsukura (Iwaki), a sleepy little fishing village twenty miles south from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. After 3/11 he started to write down what he and his wife just like countless others in Japan had to go through. Writing and reflecting he began to understand what had happened.