Miriam Lancewood

Dutch-born Miriam Lancewood lived for seven years with her husband in the New Zealand mountains. They never stayed long in one place, but moved around like nomads, slept in a tent and cooked with fire. Lancewood learned how to hunt with a bow and arrow and later with a rifle. They hunted wild animals and gathered edible plants to survive. Their life is about embracing insecurity and stepping into the unknown. Lancewood wrote a book, Woman in the Wilderness, about their adventures, philosophy and insights; it quickly became popular and has been translated into Dutch, French, German and Chinese.

Miriam Lancewood和她的先生在新西蘭的荒野裡「流浪」了長達七年。他們從不逗留而四處遊牧，居住在帳篷裡，用火煮飯並且Lancewood還學會了如何用弓箭和來福槍狩獵。他們靠打獵和採集衛生，而他們的生活在於擁抱不安全以及踏入未知。她在近期新作《我的原始 生活》中陳述了他們的冒險、生活哲學和獨到見解。該作品現已譯成荷蘭語、法語、德語及中文。