Fiction · 1906
White Fang
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Contents
- Part I
- Chapter I — The Trail of the Meat
- Chapter II — The She-Wolf
- Chapter III — The Hunger Cry
- Part II
- Chapter I — The Battle of the Fangs
- Chapter II — The Lair
- Chapter III — The Grey Cub
- Chapter IV — The Wall of the World
- Chapter V — The Law of Meat
- Part III
- Chapter I — The Makers of Fire
- Chapter II — The Bondage
- Chapter III — The Outcast
- Chapter IV — The Trail of the Gods
- Chapter V — The Covenant
- Chapter VI — The Famine
- Part IV
- Chapter I — The Enemy of His Kind
- Chapter II — The Mad God
- Chapter III — The Reign of Hate
- Chapter IV — The Clinging Death
- Chapter V — The Indomitable
- Chapter VI — The Love-Master
- Part V
- Chapter I — The Long Trail
- Chapter II — The Southland
- Chapter III — The God’s Domain
- Chapter IV — The Call of Kind
- Chapter V — The Sleeping Wolf
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About the author
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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