About the book: 1980 / The collection of works by the famous American writer includes the cycles "Tales of the South Seas" and "Temple of Pride", which expose the expansion of imperialism in the southern regions Pacific Ocean. The author recreates vivid images of representatives of the native population, courageously resisting the policies of the colonialists and pernicious bourgeois morality. Contents: M. Sokolyansky. "The Artist's Passion and Skill" (Preface), page 3 Jack London. “Tales of the Southern Seas”: - Mapuya House (story, translation by M. Laurie), p. 6 - Sperm Whale Tooth (story, translation by M. Klyagina-Kondratieva), p. 28 - Mauki (story, translation by V. Kurell), p. 38- Atu them, atu! (story, translation by R. Galperina), p. 54- Pagan (story, translation by M. Bessarab), p. 67- Terrible Solomon Islands (story, translation by E. Korzhev), p. 87- Indomitable white man (story, translation M. Bessarab), p. 103 - Descendant of McCoy (story, translation by E. Shakhova), p. 113 Jack London. “Temple of Pride”: - Temple of Pride (story, translation by M. Urnov), page 144- Kulau the Leper (story, translation by M. Laurie), page 159- Goodbye, Jack! (story, translation by G. Zlobin), p. 174 - Aloha Oe (story, translation by M. Abkina), p. 185 - Chun A-chun (story, translation by I. Shchors), p. 193 - Sheriff Kona (story, translation by M. Abkina), p. 208 Notes, p.. 223