Children of the Frost

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Set against the backdrop of the Klondike Gold Rush, this collection of short stories explores the interactions between Native Americans and European settlers in the harsh Alaskan wilderness. Jack London's distinctive writing style brings to life themes of survival and cultural conflict. The stories delve into the struggles and resilience of characters facing the brutal environment. This edition includes a new biography of the author, highlighting London's influence as a pioneering writer in early commercial fiction and social commentary.