The Stranger in the Woods

Many people dream of escaping from modern life, but most people will never take action. Those who live alone in the Maine's forest for 27 years have made this dream a reality - not because of anger to the world but merely because he wants to live alone

In 1986, shy and intelligent 20 year old Christopher Knight left his home in Massachusetts, drove to Maine state and disappeared in the forest. About ten years after he was arrested for stealing food, he will talk to other people.

He used his wisdom and courage to live even in brutal winter tents while saving food and water delicately and not freezing. He took only what he needed and broke into a nearby hut to find food, clothing, reading and other food, but he scared the community where he could not solve the magical robbery .

According to a wide interview with the knight himself, this is a bright and detailed explanation of his lonely life - why did he leave? What did he learn? - And the challenge he faced after returning to the world. This is a heartwarming story about survival and casts a basic question about loneliness, the community, what is a good life, and a deeply inspirational portrait of a successful man who decides to live in his own way .

Woods stranger, Michael Finkel. Also known as Beichi Hermit, a completely fascinating story of Christopher Knight. Cavaliers disappeared in the Maine forest in 1986, where they lived in the land for more than 27 years and stolen collections from neighboring neighbors. After he was arrested (he did not appear voluntarily), he only talked to the reporter: Finkel. For at least our readers, Finkel is a good choice. He compiled a page flipper about a knight's stranger, not a novel, but also summarizes many of the paradoxes that mankind, loneliness, happiness, and we think about "normal" and "unusual" ways It was. Live I sat on a flight from San Francisco to Detroit and read a book. I really can not put it.

Michael Finkel's "Strangers in the Forest: A Temporary Story of the Last True Hermitte" is an explanation of the self-asylum of the night civilization derived from a very popular magazine article on GQ. There is no doubt that this extended version has the same quality charm. It is friendly to bonfires and ready to drain easily with warm rum in a thermos bottle. It also poses various deep questions about the role of solitude, the value of suffering, the diversity of human needs.

A stranger in The Woods, published in a paperback, is a wonderful story of Christopher Knight. Christopher Knight is a hermit who has been hidden in the main wilderness for nearly 30 years. Through a thorough interview with journalist and writer Michael Finkel Night, he reveals how he survives and how to live far away from modern life and other people . Remember the famous 1899 Harriman expedition and enter the last great American border of Iceberg, an attractive true story. With rich explanatory text and rare characters, you will not forget that it is a perfect hiking companion for those dreaming of exploring the Alaska wilderness.