Adventurers. Sea Vagabonds. Golden Castile

French writer Gustave Emar became acquainted with distant countries, the sea, Indians, gold mines, and other attributes of adventure literature not in a library. As a boy, he ran away from home and became a cabin boy on a ship, striving at all costs to reach the "land of wonders" – America. Twenty years of wandering allowed the future writer to stockpile captivating plots. In three novels from the famous cycle "Kings of the Ocean" – "Adventurers", "Sea Vagabonds", and "Golden Castile" – the very spirit of adventure is embodied with astonishing vividness: the atmosphere of freedom, battles on land and at sea, gripping love stories, proud and noble heroes – pirates, adventurers, ruthless to enemies, yet honest and just. The book reproduces illustrations made by French artists for the first editions of the novels.