Recommended Books and your Survival Library

[zeezee]

Great reference material.

Sibi Totique: Recommended Books and your Survival Library

Read More

 

[SICARIO]

Another good reference point: <broken link removed>

 

[Silver Fox]

This thread should be a sticky and all recommended books on this subject should be posted.

SF-

 

[idaho]

"The World Ends in Hickory Hollow", (didnt see it on either list), too short for how much I enjoyed it. By short, I mean just a tad over 160 pages. Too bad, its really pretty good.

Also, I have taken to reading dust bowl/great depression stories. Memoirs and fiction of people who lived through it. Kind of surprising the things you learn about survival when a person see's it as just living in a hard time.
"The Worst Hard Time", Timothy Egan (nonfiction) is my favorite.
"Hard Times", Studs Terkel (nonfiction)

 

[OPAWY]

I've been reading books on the history of the settling of the Rocky Mountains. Amazing what you can learn from those books.

 

[Westfalia]

Thanks for posting the link! I hope that some of the book will be helpful. There are quite many resources to find but it's not always so easy to find them. Survival Blog by James Wesley Rawles is a good resource as well; he has also written some books on the subject.

Other resources:
Survival Related Blogs and WebPages: Sibi Totique: Survival Related Blogs and Webpages

Survival Related Documentaries and Videos: Sibi Totique: List of Survival Related Documentaries and Videos