Books by Jack London

Portrait of Jack London

Jack London, one of America's most adventurous voices, captured the raw power of nature and the resilience of the human spirit in his vivid storytelling. Born in 1876, he transformed his own experiences as a sailor, prospector, and wanderer into tales that pulse with authenticity and elemental struggle.

His enduring works, including classics like *The Call of the Wild* and *White Fang*, explore survival, instinct, and the thin line between civilisation and the wild. London's writing remains both thrilling and thought-provoking, offering readers a timeless journey into the heart of adventure and the depths of human endurance.

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  • Abhishek Publications The Iron Heel

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  • Alpha Edition The Turtles of Tasman

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  • Alpha Edition War of the Classes

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  • Double 9 Books The Abysmal Brute

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  • Golden Bookmark Publishing LAppel de la forêt

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  • Golden Bookmark Publishing LAppel de la forêt

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  • Double 9 Books War Of The Classes

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  • Insight Publica CHILDREN OF THE FROST

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  • Culturea The Iron Heel

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  • Les prairies numériques Lost Face

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  • Les prairies numériques The Son of the Wolf

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  • Les prairies numériques When God Laughs

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  • The Call of the Wild And White Fang Vintage

    Random House USA Inc The Call of the Wild And White Fang Vintage

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    Book SynopsisJack London’s two most beloved tales of survival in Alaska were inspired by his experiences in the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. Both novels grippingly dramatize the harshness of the natural world and what lies beneath the thin veneer of human civilization.The canine hero of The Call of the Wild is Buck, a pampered pet in California who is stolen and forced to be a sled dog in the Alaskan wilderness. There he suffers from the brutal extremes of nature and equally brutal treatment by a series of masters, until he learns to heed his long-buried instincts and turn his back on civilization. White Fang charts the reverse journey, as a fierce wolf-dog hybrid born in the wild is eventually tamed. White Fang is adopted as a cub by a band of Indians, but when their dogs reject him he grows up violent, defensive, and dangerous. Traded to a man who stages fights, he is forced to face dogs, wolves, and lynxes in gruesome battles to the death, until he is rescued

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  • L2Call of the Wild Bk  MROM Pack

    Pearson Education L2Call of the Wild Bk MROM Pack

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  • Call of the Wild

    Real Reads Call of the Wild

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    Book SynopsisBuck, a big, powerful dog, is kidnapped from his California home and sold as a sled dog in the Arctic. In his new environment, he must learn quickly how to deal with man’s club and dog’s fang, or he will not be able to survive. How will Buck not only survives, but becomes a leader of dogs, and eventually a a leader of wolves. He is transformed by two almost opposite forces. His love for John Thornton who saved his life, and the memories that awaken within him of the ways of his ancestors, both dogs and wolves.

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  • Reclam Philipp Jun. Der Ruf der Wildnis

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  • Reclam Philipp Jun. The Call of the Wild. A Novel

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  • Diogenes Verlag AG Wolfsblut

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  • dtv Verlagsgesellschaft Wolfsblut Roman

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  • dtv Verlagsgesellschaft Der Ruf der Wildnis Roman

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  • dtv Verlagsgesellschaft Der Seewolf

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    £11.40

  • Anaconda Verlag Jack London Gesammelte Werke LeinenAusgabe

    15 in stock

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    £12.30

  • BoD - Books on Demand Wolfsblut

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  • Hase und Igel Verlag GmbH Wolfsblut. Begleitmaterial

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    £17.05

  • Anaconda Verlag Wolfsblut Roman

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    £8.90

  • mareverlag GmbH Die Reise mit der Snark

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    £27.20

  • mareverlag GmbH Die Reise mit der Snark

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    £18.00

  • Nikol Verlagsges.mbH Der Ruf der Wildnis mit Illustrationen von Horst

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    £8.20

  • Nikol Verlagsges.mbH Der Seewolf mit Illustrationen von Horst Bartsch

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    £9.50

  • Splitter Verlag Der Seewolf

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    £21.25

  • Helbling Verlag GmbH The Call of the Wild mit 1 AudioCD

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    £14.16

  • The Game

    Alpha Edition The Game

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    £14.94

  • The Radical Jack London

    University of California Press The Radical Jack London

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    Book SynopsisFeatures works by Jack London and lays out the social, economic, and political contexts for his writings.Trade Review"A near-perfect selection of Jack London's radical writings. All of London's important political tracts are here." San Francisco Chronicle "This anthology makes a good argument for refreshing [Jack London's] relevance as a polemicist." Morning News "Insightful." Sonoma State Star "Resonates powerfully with our contemporary political culture... A must for London lovers, and people who really want to know about American politics-this book might even influence your vote." North Bay Bohemian "[Raskin] has assembled a near-perfect selection of London's radical writings. [He] captures the spirit and dynamics of London's life in ways that the majority of full-length London biographies do not." San Francisco Chronicle "A near-perfect selection of London's radical writings." San Francisco ChronicleTable of ContentsList of Illustrations Introduction: Jack London: The Orphan at the Abyss PART I BOY SOCIALIST, 1895--1899 Pessimism, Optimism and Patriotism What Socialism Is The Voters' Voice Socialistic Views The Road The Question of the Maximum PART II COMRADE WHITE MAN, 1900--1905 The Economics of the Klondike Incarnation of Push and Go The Salt of the Earth The People of the Abyss, Chapter 1: The Descent How I Became a Socialist What Shall Be Done with !is Boy? Japanese O9cers Consider Everything a Military Secret Revolution PART III APOSTATE REVOLUTIONARY, 1906--1912 The Apostate Something Rotten in Idaho: !e Tale of the Conspiracy against Moyer, Pettibone and Haywood The Pen The Iron Heel, Chapter 23 Martin Eden, Chapter 46 If Japan Wakens China Burning Daylight, Part II, Chapter 8 War Introduction to Alexander Berkman's Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist PART IV COSMIC VOYAGER, 1913--1916 John Barleycorn: Alcoholic Memoirs, Chapter 36 The Star Rover, Chapter 22 Letter of Resignation from the Socialist Party Of Man of the Future Bibliography Acknowledgments For Classroom Discussion Index

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    £27.00

  • The Letters of Jack London

    Stanford University Press The Letters of Jack London

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    Book SynopsisJack London has long been recognized as one of the most colorful figures in American literature. From his birth in San Francisco in 1876 until his death in 1916, he lived a life rich with experiences and emotional intensity. Factory worker at 14; able-bodied seaman at 17; hobo and convict at 18; Boy Socialist of Oakland at 19; Klondike argonaut at 21; the American Kipling at 24; renowned author, social crusader, journalist, and war correspondent at 28; world traveler and adventurer at 31; prize-winning stockbreeder and scienfitic farmer at 35; self-made millionaire by the time of his death at 40: the facts became a legend in London''s own lifetime.London dominated the literary marketplace during the first decade of the twentieth century; scarcely a month passed without his writing appearing in the nation''s leading magazines. In less than 20 years, he produced some 500 nonfiction pieces, 200 short stories, and 19 novels (over 50 books in all), on such varied subjects as agronTable of ContentsVolume I: Introduction; About this edition; Abbreviations; Chronology: 1876-1905; Map of Klondike; 1. 1896-98; 2. 1899; 3. 1900; 4. 1901; 5. 1902; 6. 1903; 7. 1904; 8. 1905. Volume II: Abbreviations; Chronology; Map of 'Snark's' Voyage; 1. 1906; 2. 1907; 3. 1908; 4. 1909; 5. 1910; 6. 1911; 7. 1912. Volume III: Abbreviations; Chronology; Map of the Jack London ranch; 1. 1913; 2. 1914; 3. 1915; 4. 1916; Index of correspondents; General index.

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    £140.25

  • John Wiley & Sons The Call of the Wild

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    £12.30

  • The Road

    Rutgers University Press The Road

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    Book SynopsisIn 1894, an eighteen-year-old Jack London quit his job shoveling coal, hopped a freight train, and left California on the first leg of a ten thousand-mile odyssey. This book features several stories that London told about his hoboing days. It presents a collection of nine essays, with accompanying illustrations.Table of ContentsAcknowledgments Introduction Selected Bibliography A Note on the Text List of Illustrations Chapter 1: Confession Chapter 2: Holding Her Down Chapter 3: Pictures Chapter 4: "Pinched" Chapter 5: The Pen Chapter 6: Hoboes That Pass in the Night Chapter 7: Road-Kids and Gay-Cats Chapter 8: Two Thousand Stiffs Chapter 9: Bulls Explanatory Notes About the Editor

    1 in stock

    £105.40

  • Hardpress Publishing The People of the Abyss 1

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    £16.10

  • HardPress Publishing Adventure

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    15 in stock

    £19.57

  • HardPress Publishing White Fang

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    15 in stock

    £15.95

  • Eneida Editorial S.L. El idólatra

    1 in stock

    Book SynopsisEncuadernación: RústicaColección: Confabulaciones

    1 in stock

    £11.95

  • Reino de Cordelia S.L. Cuentos completos I

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    Book SynopsisUna investigación de la Universidad norteamericana de Standford ha recopilado cronológicamente, y por primera vez, los 197 relatos que Jack London escribió a lo largo de su vida, cinco de ellos inéditos hasta este momento y otros veintiocho aparecidos exclusivamente en revistas y nunca publicados anteriormente en libro. En total son casi 3.000 páginas divididas en tres tomos. El primero, que comprende los 87 cuentos escritos por el gran autor norteamericano entre 1893 y 1902, aparece ahora coinciendo con el primer centenario de la muerte de London (1876-1916) en traducción de Susana Carral realizada expresamente para esta edición En estos relatos de adolescencia y juventud, London da cuenta de su experiencia juvenil cuando, a los diecisiete años, se embarcó como marinero rumbo a Japón en la goleta Sophia Sutherland, aunque paulatinamente Oriente da paso a los gélidos paisajes helados del río Klondike, donde buscó oro junto a su cuñado James Shepard y contempló de cerca la muerte blanca

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    £35.09

  • El mexicano y otros cuentos

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    Book SynopsisReúne cuatro de las más memorables nouvelles de Jack London

    1 in stock

    £19.72

  • Reino de Cordelia S.L. Encender una hoguera

    2 in stock

    Book SynopsisPocos relatos resumen con tanta perfección el mundo aventurero y salvaje de Jack London como Encender una hoguera. Escrito originalmente en 1902, su autor lo pulió y modificó hasta ofrecer su versión definitiva en 1907. Esta historia de un hombre y un perro que avanzan al atardecer por un bosque nevado, a sesenta grados bajo cero, guarda muchos paralelismos con Colmillo Blanco y La llamada de la selva, las dos novelas más populares de London, en las que también hay paisajes invernales, fidelidad del perro hacia el hombre, soledad y muerte. Pero aquí, además, incorpora un matiz inquietante que en ocasiones se acerca al terror. Raúl Arias transmite con sus ilustraciones la angustia y la soledad de los protagonistas, la ominosa presencia de lo salvaje, el egoísmo humano ante el acecho de la muerte y la sincera fidelidad de un perro.

    2 in stock

    £24.98

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