Volume 370 pages
About the book
What happens when brute strength meets intellectual will… on a ship that knows no mercy?
The Sea-Wolf is one of Jack London's greatest novels—an intense and gripping psychological drama set aboard a ghostly sealing schooner. When literary critic Humphrey Van Weyden is rescued after a shipwreck, he finds himself under the iron rule of Wolf Larsen—a ruthless sea captain with the mind of a philosopher and the soul of a tyrant.
As the ship sails further into dangerous waters, Van Weyden must confront not only the physical perils of the sea but also the moral and intellectual force of Larsen. A novel of survival, dominance, and the tension between mind and muscle, The Sea-Wolf is a dark and thought-provoking journey into human nature.
This edition includes historical context, illustrations, and reader-friendly formatting for modern audiences.
"One of the most powerful seafaring tales ever written." – The Atlantic
"A psychological thriller with literary muscle." – Library Journal
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