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I picked up the SAS survival and SAS urban survival guides. Pretty good reading so far. Seems like it's mostly common sense items discussed. I haven't had much time to delve deep into it and see how practical they are. There are a ton of pictures and info in them though.
+1 from me on the SAS Survival Handbook. I have the full size copy and it covers everything from NBC attacks to how to get along in the wild if your stranded in a survival situation. They made a pocket guide as well, but I think the full size copy is more comprehesive. I havent read the SAS Urban Survival one yet, but Im sure its good as well.
I would also reccomend the FoxFire series as well, they cover everything you need to know about full on living in the wild.
US Army Survival Handbook (Very similar to the SAS book, very good)
Practical Outdoor Survival
Wilderness Survival Second Edition
These books I listed arent fictional stories, they are basically all about survival tactics and methods with brief descriptions and pictures. Not in story form. Handbook describes them well, but it will keep you on the edge of your seat............if your a dork like me.
I bought 2 new survival fiction books recommended in the Survival Forum on ARFCOM.
"The Road" and "The Last Centurian"
I enjoyed "The Road" (having been somewhat familiar with the author) but man, it was dark
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IMO, "Patriots" is the best piece of non-fiction fiction in the bunch. The story is compelling enough (makes the propeller on my tinfoil hat SPIN!!!) but the info he packs into it is interesting and valuable.