Moon-Face and Other Stories

Jack London, an influential American author, emerged as a pioneer in commercial magazine fiction during a time of technological advancements that lowered production costs. Self-educated through library resources, he faced significant challenges in his early writing career, vividly depicted in his novel "Martin Eden." Starting in 1898, he capitalized on the burgeoning market for popular magazines, achieving notable financial success. His celebrated works include "The Call of the Wild," "White Fang," and "The Sea Wolf," which have left a lasting impact on American literature.