El gran terremoto

The San Andreas Fault, which runs north-to-south through California, is one of the most studied on the planet and the most feared in the United States. Yet, somewhat further north lies another fault—the Cascadia subduction zone—which is far less well-known but capable of triggering even more devastating earthquakes. "The Really Big One" is a report that caused a massive stir when published in *The New Yorker* in 2015 and went on to win the Pulitzer Prize. Schulz transforms the story of the fault's discovery and its destructive potential into a gripping investigation that prompts us to reflect on the vulnerability of modern societies to natural disasters.