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The portable Jack London / edited by Earle Labor.

by London, Jack, 1876-1916.

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New York : Penguin Books, 1994.

Viking portable library

xxxvii, 563 p. ; 20 cm.

Stories: To the man on trail -- In a far country -- Law of life -- Relic of the pliocene -- Nam-Bok the unveracious -- To build a fire (1902) -- Moon-face -- Batard -- Love of life -- All gold canyon -- Apostate -- To build a fire (1908) -- Chinago -- Koolau the leper -- Good-bye Jack -- Mauki -- Strength of the strong -- Samuel -- Piece of steak -- Madness of John Harned -- Night-born -- War -- Told in the drooling ward -- Mexican -- Red one -- Water baby. The call of the wild.

Nonfiction: Typhoon off the coast of Japan -- On the writer's philosophy of life -- First aid to rising authors -- Review of Frank Norris's The octopus -- Excerpts from The people of the abyss -- How I became a socialist -- Getting into print -- Terrible and tragic in fiction -- What life means to me -- Things alive -- Story of an eye-witness -- Reports on the James J. Jeffries-Jack Johnson championship fight -- Classic of the sea -- Introduction to Cry for justice -- Eight factors of literary success.

Letters: to editor, San Francisco Bulletin ; to Mabel Applegarth ; to Anna Strunsky ; to Houghton, Mifflin & Co. ; to Cloudesley Johns ; to George P. Brett ; to Charmian Kittredge ; to Frederick L. Bamford ; to Cloudesley Johns ; to 'dear comrades' ; to S.S. McClure ; to George Sterling ; to editor, Editor magazine ; to Becky London ; to Richard W. Gilder ; to William E. Walling ; to editor, Hololulu advertiser ; to 'comrades of the Mexican Revolution' ; to Ethan A. Cross ; to Joseph Conrad ; to Ethelda Hesser ; to John R. Lindmark ; to Mary Austin ; to members of Local Glen Ellen, Socialist Labor Party ; to Leo B. Mihan ; to Waldo Frank.

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