South Sea Tales = Рассказы Южных морей

Jack London is a self-made man. Having not received systematic education, he read a lot from childhood — both fiction and philosophical and sociological works. He prepared himself independently and enrolled in the University of California, but due to lack... of funds, he had to drop out after the third semester. A skilled worker, sailor, and later a farmer who experienced the hardships of physical labor, London eagerly absorbed knowledge throughout his life and at an early age was inspired by the dream of becoming a writer, as he had much to say to readers.
The "calling card" of the famous American writer Jack London (1876–1916) is undoubtedly his stories about harsh, brave gold seekers, but the "South Sea Tales" offered for readers' attention are equally fascinating stories about courage, valor, and love.
The book contains the unadapted text of the stories, accompanied by comments and a dictionary.