Kazan. Kerwood J.O.

James Oliver Kerwood (1878–1927) - prose writer, environmental defender, classic of American adventure literature. A passionate hunter, naturalist and traveler, Kerwood knew well and loved the harsh edges of Northern Canada and Alaska. During his short life, he wrote more than 30 novels. His books continue the best traditions of the European-American adventure literature about the north. Topics, plots and characters of Kerwood's works are originating from the deaf areas, in the wanderings of which the author spent a significant part of his life.

The story of the fate of the cauldron, a wild dog with an admixture of wolf blood, more fascinating than any adventure novel. The wolf nature manifests itself in him, an indomitable fighter, and draws into the forest thicket, and the dog helps to choose the owner to faithfully serve him with all the forces of a wild beast. Instincts tear it to pieces; Having undergone many deprivations, faced with grief and cruelty, the cauldron will not lose nobility and find his house at the command of nature itself, which leads all living beings in the world.