
audiobook
by Homer B. (Homer Bezaleel) Hulbert, Washington Baker Vanderlip
HOMER B. HULBERT
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
PREFACE
IN SEARCH OF A SIBERIAN KLONDIKE - CHAPTER I - OUTFIT AND SUPPLIES
CHAPTER II - SAGHALIEN AND THE CONVICT STATION AT KORSAKOVSK
CHAPTER III - PETROPAULOVSK AND SOUTHERN KAMCHATKA
CHAPTER IV - SALMON-FISHING IN THE FAR NORTH
CHAPTER V - THE TOWN OF GHIJIGA
CHAPTER VI - OFF FOR THE TUNDRA—A NATIVE FAMILY
CHAPTER VII - TUNGUSE AND KORAK HOSPITALITY.
A daring expedition sets out to uncover a fabled gold belt far beyond the famed Klondike, trekking across the rugged, frozen reaches of Kamchatka and the Bering Sea coast. Led by a charismatic adventurer whose vivid recollections bring the harsh landscape to life, the party must navigate treacherous rivers, endless tundra, and the complex customs of the peoples they encounter. Supplies are meticulously gathered, and the stark beauty of remote villages, bustling markets, and isolated mining camps is captured in striking detail.
Along the way they meet colorful figures such as a resourceful guide from a sprawling family of fourteen, a half‑Russian trader, and resilient native hunters whose knowledge of reindeer and dog‑sled travel proves vital. The narrative balances thrilling moments of discovery with the everyday challenges of life on the edge of civilization, offering listeners a richly illustrated portrait of an era when the promise of gold drove men into some of the world’s most unforgiving wilderness.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (283K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Greg Bergquist, Julia Neufeld and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)
Release date
2012-10-30
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1863–1949
An American educator and writer who became one of the best-known foreign advocates for Korea, he spent decades teaching, writing, and speaking out during a time of enormous change. His books and articles helped introduce Korean history and culture to readers far beyond the peninsula.
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b. 1867
An engineer-adventurer with a taste for bold schemes, he is best remembered for a vivid account of searching for gold in Siberia at the turn of the twentieth century. His writing blends travel, risk, and firsthand observation from a part of the world few American readers had seen.
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