Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Jack London

Dive into a rich tapestry of early 20th‑century storytelling, where rugged adventure meets sharp social observation. This collection gathers a variety of Jack London’s short stories, vivid sketches, and even a three‑act play, each illustrated to bring the scenes to life. From the stark wilderness of Alaska to the tense streets of a pandemic‑stricken city, the pieces capture both the raw power of nature and the complexities of human ambition.

Listeners will encounter iconic tales like “The Scarlet Plague,” a chilling vision of a world reshaped by disease, alongside lesser‑known sketches of fishermen’s exploits and daring sea voyages. The anthology also includes a dramatic work set in a frontier store, offering a glimpse of London’s theatrical side. Together, these narratives showcase his talent for blending action, moral questions, and vivid description, making the collection a compelling journey through the many facets of his literary world.