The Outcasts
The Outcasts is a juvenile fiction novel written by William Alexander Fraser and published in 1901. It follows A'tim, a half-wolf, half-husky dog, as he navigates life as an outcast in the wilderness of North America, particularly near the Blood Indians' territory. The story explores themes of isolation, survival, and the intricate bond between humans and animals through A'tim's interactions with fellow outcasts and hunters, including his friendship with Shag, an elderly buffalo bull. The narrative highlights the struggles of a mixed breed seeking belonging in a harsh environment.
