Booklist

"The Modern Day Survival Primer For Solving Modern Day Survival Problems! This book will teach you the techniques to not just survive, but to use ingenuity and household items to solve your problems scientifically with a bit of primitive know how thrown in. A complete and detailed section utilizing explicit drawings and easy to understand photographs covers thoroughly the topic of survival trapping using Modern Snares, Deadfalls, Conibear Traps, and Primitive Snares. This book is dedicated for long term survival in the country or the suburbs to insure you survive and thrive! Build a solar oven or pasteurize water its all in here! Catch your dinner, then cook it or preserve it too! Food procurement is the name of the game along with purified water in a survival or disaster situation."

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"After reading Northern Bush Craft (not a survival book but a living book) and practicing his techniques I would say Mors ideas are superior especially for northern area. I attended a week long session with Mors K. last summer and I learned more in the the first hour than I did in a whole day at Tom Brown's course. He doesn't talk or brag, he demonstrates and is able to explain. Look at his book closer and try it." --Review by "Joe"

This book completes the survival picture by covering survival in cities, amongst the works of humans.  Tom applies the "sacred four" of wilderness survival to an urban environment.

From the Introduction:  "The last thing I want to do is dwell unnecessarily on disasters and discomforts.....I have not limited the discussions in this book to emergencies and disasters.  I have put just as much (if not more) emphasis on understanding the city environment, living frugally and thoughtfully, knowing how things work, gaining confidence and control in one's life, and becoming familiar with the machines and systems that are so much a part of it.  This, too, is a logical extension of the survival philosophy.  For survivalists do not feel like victims or cogs in a machine.  They feel at home in their environment, wherever it might be."

An interesting pair of books from Paladin Press by Kenn Abaygo...This guy definitely does not like Tom Brown! Although these books are oriented towards those on the run as a fugitive, there's some interesting ideas for the ordinary survivalist:

From the publisher's website: "If you're serious about going on the lam, this book may just save your life. Learn to build an evasion shelter, erect path guards, lose a pack of tracking dogs, enter the "network" of people willing to assist evaders, apply natural camouflage and utilize primitive first aid skills. This unique manual exposes you to possibilities you never even considered."

On page 91, the author expresses his disdain for Tom Brown:
"There's no hocus-pocus, no Tom Brown "Tracker" bush- or tree-spirit worshipping -- none of that crap. As a matter of fact, forget all that communing-with-nature, tree-hugging stuff. It might get you dead."