Jack London wrote as vividly about rugged adventurers grappling with forces of nature as he did about solitary individuals coming to terms with their ideals and ambitions. This volume collects six unforgettable novels--The Call of the Wild, The Sea-Wolf, White Fang, Martin Eden, The Valley of the Moon, and The Star Rover--in which London explores the ideas and emotions that dramatically shape human behavior. Jack London's tales betray a mythic imagination, infused with flashes of idealism. The novels in this literary omnibus abound with power and grace, and with the high drama and intellectual depth that were the hallmarks of his writing.