Jack London was one of the most prolific American writers of the early 20th century, and remains one of the most beloved, but while his novels have remained continuously in print for a century, his short stories have been much harder to find. London liked to experiment with diverse subject matter and literary techniques. This collection, published near the end of his life, is astonishing in its variety of subject matter and style, and yet, as in everything he wrote, London retains his essential humanity.
This book is part of the Short Story Collections series and is book #60 in the series.