The human drift, by Jack London

New York: The Macmillan company, 1917. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/None. Red cloth boards with black titling on the spine. Binding is sound. Interior is unmarked. Upper page edges toned. Lacking dustjacket. 12mo. 5 x 7.5 inches. Our photos depict actual book offered for sale. Books are carefully packaged by hand and shipped from our family-owned bookshop in Easton, Pennsylvania, USA. BOOK INFO: See photos for Table of Contents, which include: The human drift.--Nothing that ever came to anything.--That dead men rise up never.--Small-boat sailing.--Four horses and a sailor.--A classic of the sea.--A wicked woman (curtain raiser)--The birth mark (sketch). '...London fearlessly explores profound themes such as socialism, workers' rights, and animal rights. Drawing inspiration from his affiliation with The Crowd, a radical literary group in San Francisco, London presents a thought-provoking narrative that resonates with the pulse of social change.... From gripping articles to poignant sketches and even compelling plays, The Human Drift showcases London's genius for capturing the essence of humanity's global expansion and its consequences.... The Human Drift is a literary gem that offers both accessibility and depth, making it a highly recommended read for anyone seeking a remarkable blend of adventure, insight, and compelling prose.' (-summary extracted from goodreads.com). 4 p. l., 184 p. front. (port.) 19 cm. Includes 6 terminal pages of London's bibliography, including a blurb about Jerry, a then forthcoming story.