THE UNPARALLELED INVASION
1001 Best of Jack London
In this futuristic and frighteningly prescient short story, written by Jack London in 1906, America and its allies wage biological warfare on an overreaching China in 1976 using airships to drop glass tubes filled with a variety of plagues destined to destroy China's population of 500 million.
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THE BONES OF KAHEKILI by JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
A fascinating journey into early Hawaiian history mixing story with the legend of High Chief Kahekili who was the rival of Chief Kamehameha.Some believe Kahekili's bones are locatd in a shrine- others say they are part of the ocean. This story builds to a climax near the end as we learn the fate of the great Maui Chief. Enjoy our website at www.bestof1001stories.com
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THE MADNESS OF JOHN HARNED by JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
A wealthy Ecuadorian landowner attends a bullfight with his American cousin and both see it differently...
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THE LEOPARD MAN'S STORY by JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
Our narrator relates the time he tried to get a life story from a lion tamer and the man relates the time he witnessed a murder of another lion tamer by the jealous husband of one of the performers. Join us whereevr great podcasts are found or at www.bestof1001stories.com.
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A PIECE OF STEAK by JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
Jack London wrote this great short story based upon experience he had gained as a boxing manager and promoter in Alaska and later in life. It first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post in 1909, and tells the story of an aging prize fighter who is down on his luck and too broke to eat any decent food the night before he enters a winner take all bout with a rising young star. One good piece of steak would have made all the difference.
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BALD FACE and JAN THE UNREPENTANT
1001 Best of Jack London
Bald Face- An old prospector shares a tale of running into two grizzly bears he calls "Bald Face" and, failing to scare them off the trail, ends up running for his life
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THE NIGHT-BORN by JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
From our new collection at 1001's Best of Jack London- Three men meet at a San Francisco bar to reminisce about their experiences in the Yukon years before- and one of them recalls a woman that he met "1000 miles from anywhere" living with a tribe of Indians in the sub-arctic. She was a white woman- and her story was incredible. She had known she was "night-born"- born to seek adventure and the romance of the wild- and she had found it. He had fallen in love with her...and he shares their story.
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OUR HAWAII (PT 2) (Islands & Islanders) Jack and Charmaine London
1001 Best of Jack London
Jack provides some interesting island history and relates why so many people fall in love with Hawaii. To catch all 12 podcasts visit us at www.bestof1001stories.com!
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OUR HAWAII (ISLANDS & ISLANDERS) (PT 1) CHARMIAN AND JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
In the winter of 1915-1916 Jack and his wife Charmian London sailed their Snark to Hawaii, It was a bittersweet return to paradise for both of them, Jack have come there twice before, one of those times with Charmaine. But this was his last year of life, and he wanted to spend it on the islands he loved the most. In what we call part 1, Charmian adds a preface and Jack begins a two part story of how Hawaii became an American territory- taking time to extoll the virtues of their terrific surfing and fishing sports. Link to Best of Jack London (APPLE PODCASTS): Links to...
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THE SUN DOG TRAIL by JACK LONDON
1001 Best of Jack London
"The Sun Dog Trail" by Jack London: In this tense Jack London short story, set in the harsh wilderness of the Alaskan Yukon, an Indian guide named Sitka Charlie is paid by a white woman to take her on a dangerous journey 1,500 miles by sled on the trail of man that takes them to the Bering Straits.
info_outlinetTwo young ladies leave their small town to find jobs in the big city and learn some lessons along the way. A great Jack London story (from 1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales).
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