The People of The Abyss

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century London, this novel offers a poignant exploration of poverty through the eyes of an American sailor who experiences life in the city's most destitute areas. Capturing the struggles and resilience of those living in extreme hardship, the narrative reflects Jack London's socialist views. This book stands as a significant work among London's seven novels, appealing to readers interested in social issues and historical context. It has become a sought-after title for those examining the era's economic challenges.