Children of the Frost is a collection of short stories written by Jack London first published in 1902.
Set in the early twentieth century, this is a series of stories about American Eskimo tribes in the Alaskan and Arctic area of Canada. Through these stories we discover the way of life and culture of these tribes living in a hostile and unforgiving environment.
It also reflects the conflict between the gold prospectors and the Indians, both small disputes and a much larger conflict.
The complete list of short stories is as follows:
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124 years later, still timely
Short, fierce tales from the North—where survival, kinship, and storytelling keep the cold at bay. London writes weather into the blood.
Resilience is communal. These stories honor Indigenous knowledge, harsh ecologies, and the ethics of living where nature has the last word.
Elements drive decisions.
People keep each other warm.
Use without contempt.
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