The World of Jack London: Collected Stories

Collected Stories

• UNABRIDGED (4 hrs and 22 mins)
• By Oscar Wilde
• Narrated By Frank Muller

Whether it's a 300-year-old ghost who's scared out of his wits, a tenderhearted statue with a mission of mercy, or the suave Lord Savile who cannot commit a crime, the characters in these stories by witty Oscar Wilde make the tales priceless delights. Absurd, ironic, poignant, or scathing, these small gems of the storyteller's art are sure to become favorites. This collection, narrated by Frank Muller, includes "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime," "The Model Millionaire," "The Nightingale and the Rose," and more.

The Sea Wolf

• UNABRIDGED (9 hrs and 17 mins)
• By Jack London
• Narrated By Frank Muller
• Whispersync for Voice-ready

Adventures in Far-Off Places: The Short Story Collection

• UNABRIDGED (2 hrs and 16 mins)
• By Jack London, Robert Louis Stevenson, Rudyard Kipling
• Narrated By Frank Muller, Alexander Spencer, Flo Gibson

At the turn of the century, the short story form gained enormous popularity. Against the frozen Alaskan landscape of To Build a Fire, a miner struggles to survive the splintering whiteness of sub-zero temperatures. Isle of Voices captures the Hawaii of old, where magic transports a young man to an island of powerful spirits. Rikki-Tikki-Tavi pits a mongoose against a cobra in the steamy beauty of an Indian garden. Recorded Books’ award-winning narrators turn these stories into absorbing productions.

The Warden

• UNABRIDGED (7 hrs and 42 mins)
• By Anthony Trollope
• Narrated By Margaret Hilton
• Whispersync for Voice-ready

White Fang

• UNABRIDGED (8 hrs and 16 mins)
• By Jack London
• Narrated By Norman Dietz

White Fang, a wolf born in a litter full of puppies, learned the rules of nature from his mother, Kiche. She taught him about meat, predators, and survival - but not about his greatest and least predictable adversary - man. When the cruel Indian Gray Beaver captures him, White Fang is separated from his mother and forced to fight other camp dogs to survive. But things get even worse when Gray Beaver sells him to the cowardly Beauty Smith, who trains White Fang to hate by destroying other dogs in his pen. As his memories of Kiche and the laws she taught him fade, White Fang becomes little more than a vicious animal, but still yearns for the freedom of his early life.