The Son of the Wolf by Jack London

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by Jack London

Adventure Short Stories Survival Nature vs. Civilization Darwinism Individualism

PAGES
135
ESTIMATED TIME
4 hours 3 minutes
PACE
Intermediate
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED
1900
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE
English
DOWNLOADS
2155

The Son of the Wolf is a short story written by Jack London and first published in 1900. This story was the beginning of the prolific literary career of Jack London.

The book tells us the story of young Mackenzie, who embarks on an adventure to the lands of the stick to try to find a partner there.

Once in the place, try to get a native wife against the will of her and the tribe's priest.

The title of the story comes from the way of calling the white man by the Alaskan Indians. Jack London makes a masterful description of the customs and fears of two very different cultures.

Jack London uses concepts such as survival, lust or love love to offer the reader an exciting insight into the lives of his characters.

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#71 in Adventure (this month)

#115 in Short Stories (this month)

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The Son of the Wolf by Jack London is believed to be in the public domain in the United States only. It may still be copyrighted in other countries. If you are not in the United States, please check your local laws to ensure this eBook is in the public domain in your country before downloading The Son of the Wolf in PDF or ePub.

WHY READ THE SON OF THE WOLF IN 2025?

125 years later, still timely

Laws of cold and code of kin: early London sketches the North as a crucible where cunning and compassion recalibrate.

TODAY'S CONNECTION

Use for team talks on trust and the line between toughness and cruelty—what strength is for.

Frontier ethics

Harsh land, clear choices.

Tribe & outsider

Belonging on the edge.

Lean storytelling

Nothing wasted.

Perfect for

Fans of adventure stories Readers interested in the Gold Rush era Those exploring man's relationship with nature

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About Jack London

Survival, labor, and risk rendered in fast muscular prose that tests will and loyalty.

We have 17 books by Jack London in the AliceAndBooks library

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