The night-born

Jack London books by SeaWolf Press were selected for sale by the Jack London Museum.

A beautfiul version with the first edition cover and original frontispiece. This edition is part of the 100th Anniversary Collection honoring the 100th anniversary of Jack London's death in 1916. In his short 20-year career, he produced more than 50 books. The text and illustrations in this collection are taken from his early publications and the covers are replicas of the first edition covers. Fonts common 100 years ago are used--Century for the text and Bembo on the cover. The book's original format is matched as much as possible.

ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION A collection of ten short stories covering a range of subjects. It includes another riveting boxing tale, "The Mexican", along the lines of Jack London's book The Game. "To Kill a Man" describes a woman holding a burglar at gunpoint pondering the decision of whether to shoot to kill him or not. "The Benefit of the Doubt" examines justice and the legal system.