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"Brown Wolf and Other Jack London Stories" is a collection of short stories by Jack London published posthumously in 1956. The collection includes a variety of stories, from adventure stories to social and political tales, demonstrating London's versatility as a writer.
"Brown Wolf and Other Jack London Stories" offers readers a variety of stories, from heartwarming animal tales to engaging adventures and thought-provoking explorations of social issues. This collection is a testament to Jack London's literary prowess and ability to captivate readers with his vivid imagination and gripping style of storytelling.
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Summary
One of the notable stories in the book is "Brown Wolf," which tells the story of a dog named Wolf caught between his wild animal instincts and his loyalty to a man named Dick. The story explores themes of domestication, the call of the wild, and the complex relationship between humans and animals.
Other stories include "That Spot", a humorous story about a dog with a distinctive birthmark on its back, and "To Build a Fire", a classic survival story set in the frozen Yukon. "The Mexican" explores themes of racial prejudice and justice, while "The Law of Life" talks about the cycle of life and the inevitability of death.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
BROWN WOLF
THAT SPOT
TRUST
ALL GOLD CANYON
THE STORY OF KEESH
NAM-BOK THE UNVERACIOUS
YELLOW HANDKERCHIEF
MAKE WESTING
THE HEATHEN
THE HOBO AND THE FAIRY
"JUST MEAT"
A NOSE FOR THE KING