About this ebook
Humphrey Van Weyden is rescued from a maritime accident and brought aboard the ship Ghost, commanded by the ruthless captain Wolf Larsen. As a literary critic from the upper class, Humphrey is suddenly thrust into the harsh realities of life at sea. He faces initial conflicts with Wolf and begins to learn survival instincts in this grueling environment. Through interactions with the crew, he witnesses human nature and the dynamics of power, gradually developing a stronger character. This part focuses on Humphrey's growth and his adaptation to the challenges of his new surroundings.
About the author
Jack London was an American author born in 1876 and died in 1916. He is a prominent figure in naturalist literature, and his works explore the themes of survival and struggle, examining the relationship between humans and nature. London's notable works include "The Son of the Wolf," "The Call of the Wild," and "Martin Eden." He wrote many adventure novels based on his experiences sailing across Alaska and the Pacific. London was also a socialist, reflecting his views on class conflict and social justice in his writings. Despite his short life, he was a prolific writer, leaving behind numerous short stories, novels, and essays. Jack London holds a significant place in early 20th-century American literature.
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