Synopses

Jack London (1876 – 1916) was an extremely prolific writer of short fiction, having published 205 short stories, novelettes and novellas as well as 15 novels and a considerable number of essays, plays, poems, and articles before his premature death at the age of 40.
The sheer volume of his output and the wide variety of his subjects, ranging from the Klondike (41% of his stories), the South Seas (33%), sailing, hobos, political fiction, crime fiction, science fiction, fantasy, historical (…)