The inspiration for Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe, the real-life story of Scottish sailor Alexander Selkirk is a true adventure classic. Full of danger, excitement, and exotic locations, Selkirk's tale of survival at sea continues to thrill readers 300 years after his real-life ordeal.

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