Lost Face - (Mint Editions--Nonfiction Narratives: Essays, Speeches and Full-Length Work) by Jack London

Lost Face by Jack London is a collection of seven short stories that explore the harsh realities of life at the edge of civilization.

The stories are set in the Yukon, where London drew inspiration from his experiences as a gold prospector.

Through vivid descriptions and gripping plots, London delves into the resilience of humanity in the face of nature's fury.

In "Lost Face," Subienkow, a Polish trapper, must use all of his wits to escape a terrible fate at the hands of Native Americans.

In "To Build a Fire," an explorer braves a winter storm with nothing but a dog and a fire for warmth.

London's mastery of adventure and naturalist fiction is on full display in this collection, which compiles seven stories from the height of his career.

With its beautifully designed cover and professionally typeset manuscript, Lost Face is a classic of American literature reimagined for modern readers.

Don't miss out on this thrilling and thought-provoking read!