Jack London audiobooks
The Call of the Wild
by Jack LondonThe call of the wild" written by Jack London, is the story of a dog's transformation from pet to wild while exposed to hard conditions. Buck the central character is a domesticated dog which is stolen and sold to Yukon dogsled team...
The Sea Wolf
by Jack LondonThe Sea Wolf is an adventure novel written by Jack London, in which he portrays the powerful ship captain Wolf Larsen who dominates the intellectual & literary critic Humphrey van Weyden, who board the ship after surviving a collision in the sea. Weyden witnesses the arrogance of Larsen who retains the supreme power of the ship by killing the crew..
Before Adam
by Jack LondonBefore Adam is a speculative science fiction novel by Jack London which blends the science with the time travel genre. The central character though live in the contemporary world, but has nightmares of himself being in the stone age...
The Scarlet Plague
by Jack LondonThe Scarlet Plague is a science fiction novel written by Jack London about depopulation due to the deadly plague. The novel is set to be told the incidents happening during 2072, almost decades of post the deadly disease killed many people in the world...
The Game
by Jack LondonThe Game is a sporting fiction novel written by Jack London, who has written many stories about boxing which has made sports as literary aspect. Joe Fleming a boxer is keen on prize-fighting to make a fortune. He had been supporting his family with earnings from prize-fighting in various sporting clubs...
The Iron Heel
by Jack LondonThe Iron Heel is an unusual novel for Jack London and considered as the first novel to be written by a man which is narrated by a woman protagonist. This dystopian fiction work narrates the struggle of a social movement which is strongly opposed by the oligarchic tyranny in the beginning of the twentieth century...
White Fang
by Jack LondonJack London's White Fang narrates the story of a Dog's transformation from wildness to domestication. In contrast to the author's popular novel The call of the wild which explored the transformation from domestic to wild, White fang is thematic mirror of it. Much of the novel is narrated from animals point of view on world and humans...
The Faith of Men
by Jack London"The Faith of Men" is a short story collection originally published in 1904 and contains eight of Jack London's adventure tales, all of them set in London's favorite milieu -- the Yukon Territory. "A Relic of the Pliocene" concerns a "homely, blue-eyed, freckle-faced" hunter named Thomas Stevens and his tracking and eventual killing of a prehistori..