Collected Works. In 7 volumes – London Jack – SmartBook – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-9791-0593-2
Collected Works. In 7 volumes
149.99 €
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Collected Works. In 7 volumes
149.99 €
The seven-volume collection of Jack London's works represents a sweeping panorama of the work of one of the most vibrant and widely read American writers of the early 20th century. London's works, imbued with a spirit of adventure, philosophical reflection, and realistic depictions of the human struggle for survival, remain relevant today.
Volume 1: "The Sea Wolf." A novel about the intellectual Humphrey Van Weyden's encounter with the harsh realities of sea life and the despotic Captain Wolf Larsen. This is a story of the clash between reason and force, civilization and the primordial elements, where every choice is a matter of life and death.
Volume 2: "Martin Eden." An autobiographical novel about a simple sailor's path to literary fame. A story about the thirst for knowledge, the struggle for a place in society, and the tragic realization that success is illusory. Through the life of Martin Eden, London explores themes of creativity, love, and alienation.
Volume 3: "Time Waits for No One." A novel about the gold rush and entrepreneurial spirit at the turn of the century. The protagonist, Elam Harnish, rises from a gambler to a successful businessman, but faces moral dilemmas and the price of success in a world where "time waits for no one."
Volume 4: "Hearts of Three." A gripping adventure novel about a treasure hunt, full of intrigue, danger, and unexpected twists. The story of cousins Henry and Francis Morgan and the beautiful Leoncia, whose destinies intertwine in pursuit of ancient secrets and love.
Volume 5: "The Call of the Wild," "The Game," and "White Fang." This volume brings together iconic works about animals and their connection to the human world:
"The Call of the Wild" is the story of Buck, a dog who awakens his primal instincts in the harsh conditions of Alaska. "White Fang" is the story of a half-wolf who learns the cruelty and kindness of people.
"The Game" is a dramatic tale of courage and self-sacrifice.
Volume 6: "Smoke Bellew" and "Smoke and Kid." A series of stories about the adventures of the young aristocrat Smoke Bellew in the Klondike. Humorous and dramatic episodes of the gold rush, friendship, trials, and the formation of character in extreme conditions.
Volume 7: Selected Stories. A collection of the best short stories demonstrating London's mastery of storytelling:
"Brown Wolf" is a touching story about choosing between familiar comfort and the call of the wild;
"The Great Riddle" is a reflection on the meaning of life and human destiny;
"An Encounter Hard to Forget" is a tense plot about a clash of characters;
"Head West" and other stories exploring themes of perseverance, friendship, and struggle.
This collection will allow readers to fully appreciate the versatility of Jack London's talent—from epic novels to concise short stories. His characters teach courage, loyalty to ideals, and the ability to remain human under any circumstances. This publication will be a valuable acquisition for libraries and all connoisseurs of classic adventure and psychological fiction.
Volume 1: "The Sea Wolf." A novel about the intellectual Humphrey Van Weyden's encounter with the harsh realities of sea life and the despotic Captain Wolf Larsen. This is a story of the clash between reason and force, civilization and the primordial elements, where every choice is a matter of life and death.
Volume 2: "Martin Eden." An autobiographical novel about a simple sailor's path to literary fame. A story about the thirst for knowledge, the struggle for a place in society, and the tragic realization that success is illusory. Through the life of Martin Eden, London explores themes of creativity, love, and alienation.
Volume 3: "Time Waits for No One." A novel about the gold rush and entrepreneurial spirit at the turn of the century. The protagonist, Elam Harnish, rises from a gambler to a successful businessman, but faces moral dilemmas and the price of success in a world where "time waits for no one."
Volume 4: "Hearts of Three." A gripping adventure novel about a treasure hunt, full of intrigue, danger, and unexpected twists. The story of cousins Henry and Francis Morgan and the beautiful Leoncia, whose destinies intertwine in pursuit of ancient secrets and love.
Volume 5: "The Call of the Wild," "The Game," and "White Fang." This volume brings together iconic works about animals and their connection to the human world:
"The Call of the Wild" is the story of Buck, a dog who awakens his primal instincts in the harsh conditions of Alaska. "White Fang" is the story of a half-wolf who learns the cruelty and kindness of people.
"The Game" is a dramatic tale of courage and self-sacrifice.
Volume 6: "Smoke Bellew" and "Smoke and Kid." A series of stories about the adventures of the young aristocrat Smoke Bellew in the Klondike. Humorous and dramatic episodes of the gold rush, friendship, trials, and the formation of character in extreme conditions.
Volume 7: Selected Stories. A collection of the best short stories demonstrating London's mastery of storytelling:
"Brown Wolf" is a touching story about choosing between familiar comfort and the call of the wild;
"The Great Riddle" is a reflection on the meaning of life and human destiny;
"An Encounter Hard to Forget" is a tense plot about a clash of characters;
"Head West" and other stories exploring themes of perseverance, friendship, and struggle.
This collection will allow readers to fully appreciate the versatility of Jack London's talent—from epic novels to concise short stories. His characters teach courage, loyalty to ideals, and the ability to remain human under any circumstances. This publication will be a valuable acquisition for libraries and all connoisseurs of classic adventure and psychological fiction.
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