White Fang

Buck is a pampered dog in California until he is stolen and sold as a sled dog in the frozen Yukon. Jack London's most famous novel follows Buck's transformation from pet to leader of a wolf pack.

Jack London

A literary critic is rescued at sea by Wolf Larsen, a brutal and brilliant ship captain. This 1904 adventure novel explores power, survival, and the clash between intellect and brute force.

Jack London

A self-taught working-class sailor fights to become a writer and win the love of a middle-class woman. Jack London's most autobiographical novel is a sharp look at ambition, class, and disillusionment.

Jack London

A group of revolutionaries fights against a powerful oligarchy that controls education, law, and the press. George Orwell praised this 1908 dystopian novel as a prophecy of the rise of fascism.

Jack London

A modern man has vivid dreams of life as a prehistoric ancestor called Big-Tooth. Inspired by Darwin, Jack London wrote this 1906 novel about evolution and the earliest days of humanity.

Jack London