Love for life. Excession about the Far North

This book is the second part of the two -volume publication, with the maximum possible completeness of Jack London"s works about exciting wanderings, risky adventures and harsh trials that the author had to survive - and then his heroes - on the snowy expanses of the American North. From a string of own impressions and stories, spoken by the old-timers of this region, on the pages of the book there is a special, unique world in its silent and ascetic beauty-the world of dazzling whiteness of snow and blinding the mind of golden fever, the world of treacherously innate ice and toros-and cowardice, cowardice and cowardice, and cowardice and cowardice betrayals inevitable in the face of death, the world of silent-reliable mountains and the absent-minded greatness of the human spirit, the world, where man and nature again and again experience each other for strength and where people and animals move forward, draws forward, drawn in an indestructible love of life. ...
The book includes the novel “Time-None-Bris” (1910) and three collections of stories published in 1907-1912, as well as stories and essays from other books of the writer and various periodicals