For trad archers, Fred Anderson's books are must reading.  His most recent book, "Toxicated" is a group of reprinted articles by the old timers of our sport with Fred doing an intro for each author.  Good read.  Plus you gotta love his "The Traditional Way".  Fred has a way with words.

Another David Petersen recommendation, "Heartsblood". Great book but more cerebral than a mere story book.

"Ishi and Elvis" by Jim Hamm is a great read with a twist.

"The Best of Traditional Bowhunter" edited by Gene Wensel and "A Hunter's Heart" edited by David Peterson are both very good reads, along with others already mentioned. Also "Buckskin and Bone" by Gene Wensel is great...  

Bows on the little delta is my favorite.

A Thousand Campfires  by Jay Massey

The Island Within by Richard Nelson; Becoming Animal by David Abram

Bows on the little delta

The best of Trad Bowhunter

Fred Bear field notes

Meditations on Hunting (1942) by José Ortega y Gasset
translated into English by Howard B. Westcott
The ethical logic and reasoning behind hunting

Another vote for Jay Massey's A Thousand Campfires.
Everything listed so far is great reading too. I like real adventure stuff.