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Jack London
The Sea-Wolf by Jack London is a psychological adventure about critic Humphrey Van Weyden, rescued after a San Francisco Bay accident by the sealing schooner Ghost. Its brutal yet intellectually formidable captain, Wolf Larsen, forces him into shipboard labor, setting civilized ideals against survival at sea and testing power, morality, and freedom.
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