The Son of the Wolf

Eight stories including the title tale about a man crawling through the frozen wilderness after being abandoned by his companion. Lenin asked to hear this story on his deathbed.

Jack London

Seven stories set in the frozen North, including the famous To Build a Fire about a man's fatal attempt to survive alone in the Yukon cold. This 1910 collection contains some of London's most powerful short fiction.

Jack London

Twelve stories ranging from the Yukon wilderness to the streets of San Francisco. Published in 1911, this collection shows London's range across adventure, social critique, and psychological tension.

Jack London

Eight stories about trust, betrayal, and survival in the Klondike. Published in 1904, this collection tests what people will do when pushed to their limits by cold, hunger, and isolation.

Jack London

Published posthumously in 1922, this collection gathers stories London wrote throughout his career. The title story follows a boy who must climb a dangerous cliff to prove his courage.

Jack London