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Fiction · 1912

Smoke Bellew

Jack London

Reading time
about 3 h
Length
41,511 words · 126 pages
Structure
38 chapters
Language
English
Era
Modern

Smoke Bellew, first published in 1912, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.

Contents

  1. The Taste of the Meat
  2. I
  3. II
  4. III
  5. IV
  6. V
  7. VI
  8. VII
  9. VIII
  10. The Meat
  11. I
  12. II
  13. III
  14. IV
  15. V
  16. VI
  17. VII
  18. The Stampede to Squaw Creek
  19. I
  20. II
  21. III
  22. Shorty Dreams
  23. I
  24. II
  25. III
  26. IV
  27. V
  28. VI
  29. VII
  30. VIII
  31. The Man on the Other Bank
  32. I
  33. II
  34. III
  35. IV
  36. V
  37. VI
  38. The Race for Number One
  39. I — “Huh! Get on to the glad rags!”
  40. II
  41. III
  42. IV
  43. V
  44. VI

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About the author

Jack London

1876–1916 · Modern

Jack London (1876–1916) was born in San Francisco and left school early to work — in a cannery, on an oyster pirate’s sloop, on a sealing schooner, as a tramp, and in the Klondike gold rush of 1897, which gave him the material for The Call of the Wild (1903), White Fang (1906) and many stories. A prolific and hugely popular writer, he also wrote The Sea-Wolf (1904), The Iron Heel (1908) and the autobiographical Martin Eden (1909). He died at forty on his ranch in California.

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