Anything from Ray Mears. Anything with a nice wilderness setting film or book wise in fact.

I'm reading The New Mood Therapy book right now. US self help guidebook to coping with depression illnesses and such kinds of stuff. I am wanting to read a survival skills book for outdoors I just got next, as well as a couple of other books on the back burner to read!

In a tent outdoors maybe, or under a tarp, or in a bivvy bag, miles and miles away into a pristine wilderness place. Away from all of the people and the arguments of life's hustle and bustle. In a place of my own.

I only ever write, other than this poetry here exampled, on the outdoors interests forum at www.outdoorsmagic.com where we talk about pretty much just everything, be it ever so outdoors related or not. Am too these days to be often found on the great Pablo's Woodlife bushcraft and wilderness/nature awareness forum on the ning.com network, and too the other bushcraft forum there called completebushcraft.com. I am admin for three Facebook groups currently upon outdoors interests, including British Bivvy Bagging, Chris Caine Survival.com and too Wilderness Essentials.co.uk  I am also moderator on the brand new Chris Caine Survival .com forum on survival and bushcraft outdoors interests. chriscainesurvival.com/forum

Fiction: Crime, Historical Fiction, Literary, Military/Espionage, Mystery, Religious/Inspirational, Romance, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Short Story

Non-Fiction: Body, Mind & Spirit, History, Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Outdoors & Nature, Reference, Religion, Self-Help, Sex & Relationships, Travel, True Crime

Screenplay: General

Poetry: General

Someone who is a peacemaker, a good samaritan, and a good listening ear too maybe, all rolled into the one. My dream job would be part time teaching survival skills outdoors, part time poet, and too running a survival outdoors forum and Survival Studies Institute.

Ray Mears, Paddy Dillon, Chris Townsend and John 'Lofty' Wiseman in non-fiction. Mark Twain, fiction.