Matt Graham Bücher

Er lebte ein halbes Jahr lang völlig auf sich allein gestellt in menschenleerer Wildnis. Er wanderte die gesamte Küste Kaliforniens entlang, mit Sandalen, Lendenschurz und einem prähistorischen Steinmesser. Er rannte 65 Meilen durchs brennend heiße Death Valley, mit nur einem Liter Wasser im Gepäck ... Matt Graham, bekannt aus den Fernsehsendungen Das Survival-Duo und Wildnis wider Willen, nimmt uns mit auf eine Reise in die wilde, einsame Schönheit der Natur. Er erzählt von der Sehnsucht, Besitztümer und Zivilisation hinter sich zu lassen, und von seinen Abenteuern als Jäger und Sammler. Überdies verrät er uralte Überlebenstechniken für die Wildnis und zeigt, wie sich das Verhältnis des Menschen zur Erde verändert, wenn man als Teil von ihr lebt.

The book explores the impact of postmodernism on American literature and culture after the Cold War, emphasizing how postmodern aesthetics continue to influence this era. It challenges traditional notions of what it means to exist 'after' postmodernism, highlighting a neglected aspect of American writing that has emerged in this context. Through this lens, it reframes the conversation around literary and cultural evolution in contemporary America.

Join Little Harper Bear and her dad on an enchanting journey through the forest, where they explore the wilderness and uncover important life lessons. This heartwarming tale emphasizes the bond between parent and child while highlighting the beauty and wisdom found in nature.

Matt Graham, star of the Discovery Channel’s Dual Survival and Dude, You're Screwed , details the physical, mental, and emotional joys and harrowing struggles of his life as a modern-day hunter-gatherer. In Epic Survival , written with Josh Young, coauthor of five New York Times bestsellers, Matt relays captivating stories from his life to show just how terrifying and gratifying living off the grid can be. He learns the secrets of the Tarahumara Indians that helped him run the 1,600-mile Pacific Crest Trail in just fifty-eight days, and endure consistent daily temperatures of one hundred degrees. He takes us with him as he treks into the wilderness to live alone for half a year, armed with nothing but a loincloth, a pair of sandals, a stone knife, and chia seeds. He recounts near-death experiences of hiking alone through the snowdrifts at the bottom of the Grand Canyon, and reminisces how he entered a three-day Arabian horse race on foot and finished third. Above all, Epic Survival is a book about growing closer to the land that nurtures us. Whether you’re an armchair survivalist or have taken the plunge yourself, Graham’s story is both inspiration and invigoration, teaching even the most urbane among us important and breathtaking lessons. Presented in paperback for the first time, with a new introduction from Graham and a foreword by noted survivalist and author David Westcott, you’ll feel the call to return to nature.