Jack London - Tales of the North, introduced by Russ Kingman, compiled by Frank Oppel - This book is a facsimile collection of the original periodical publications in magazines around 1900 - Secaucus[N.J.] USA, Castle, a division of Book Sales Inc ., 1983 - 2nd edition - VIII+488p. - Hardcover: cardboard binding with black printed spine, with original illustrated dust jacket - 17.50 x 24.20 cm - Very good copy: dust jacket with small tears (taped), original price label on the dust jacket front cover, book with minimal signs of use.
Contents of this compendium [4 complete novels & 15 short stories]:

White Fang - 104p. - October 1906 - One of London's greatest novels - First appeared in 'The Outing Magazine'
Son of the wolf - 13p. - April 1899 - First appeared in 'Overland monthly'
In the forests of the north - 15p. - September 1902 - First appeared in 'Pearson's Magazine'
The men of forty-mile - 9p. - May 1899 - First appeared in 'Overland monthly'
In a far country - 13p. - June 1899 - First appeared in 'Overland monthly'
The wisdom of the trail - 7p. - December 1899 - First appeared in 'Overland monthly'
The god of his fathers - 13p. - May 1901
All gold canon - 15p. - November 1905 - First appeared in 'The Century Magazine'
The sea-wolf - 151p. - 1904 - One of London's greatest novels - First appeared in 'The Century Magazine'
The cruise of the dazzler - 33p. - 1902 - One of London's greatest novels.
To repel boarders - 9p. - June 1902
The man with the gash - 9p. - September 1900 - First appeared in 'The Idler'
The master of mystery - 13p. - September 1902 - First appeared in 'Out West'
The great interrogation - 13p. - December 1900 - First appeared in 'The Idler'
Grit of women - 13p. - Augustus 1900
The wife of a king - 11p. - Augustus 1899 - First appeared in 'Overland monthly'
The law of life - 7p. - March 1901
The white silence - 9p. - February 1899 - First appeared in 'Overland monthly'
The call of the wild - 46p. - 1903 - One of London's greatest novels.

•      John Griffith Chaney (1876–1916), better known as Jack London, was an American novelist, journalist and activist. A pioneer of commercial fiction and American magazines, he was one of the first American authors to become an international celebrity and earn a large fortune from writing.[6] He was also an innovator in the genre that would later become known as science fiction. His most famous works include The Call of the Wild and White Fang, both set in Alaska and the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush.
•      Russ Kingman (1917-1993) was an English researcher and internationally-recognized Jack London biographer.

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