Wolf Hunters

James Oliver Curwood — a famous American writer, hunter, traveler, and naturalist. His books stand alongside the most popular works of Jack London and Seton-Thompson. A significant part of Curwood's life was spent wandering through the remote taiga regions of Northern Canada and Alaska, and the impressions from these travels inspired the themes, plots, and characters of his works. This edition includes four works about the brave people of the North: a cycle of adventures featuring two wolf hunters, the Indian Wabi and the white youth Roderick Drew, and two historical novels «The Black Hunter» and «On the Plains of Abraham». The action of these stories takes place in unsettled times: a war for colonies is underway between England and France, which many Indian tribes become embroiled in, while a mysterious, fearsome figure known as the Black Hunter roams the woods…