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In August 2025, tens of thousands gathered in Nevada's Black Rock Desert for the annual experiment in art, community, and radical self-expression known as Burning Man. What they faced instead was a trial of endurance unlike anything the playa had ever seen. Relentless dust storms. Scorching triple-digit heat. Sudden lightning strikes and flash floods. Nature turned Black Rock City into a crucible-and every attendee into a survivor. Burning Man 2025: Surviving the Storm is a gripping, ground-level account of that chaotic week. Blending vivid reporting with cultural insight, Kevin George explores not only how participants endured the wild weather but also what the storm revealed about the true spirit of Burning Man. Inside you'll discover: Firsthand stories of survival, resilience, and community in the desert's harshest conditions. How the climate crisis is reshaping Burning Man and other large-scale cultural gatherings. The ongoing tension between radical inclusion, rising costs, and exclusivity on the playa. What Burning Man's storm-struck year tells us about the future of festivals-and the future of human resilience. Part disaster chronicle, part cultural commentary, this book goes beyond the headlines to capture both the fragility and the enduring fire of Burning Man. Whether you are a longtime Burner, a curious outsider, or someone seeking lessons in resilience for our turbulent times, this is the definitive account of a year when the desert fought back-and the people refused to break.

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