The Sea Wolf. A Shipwrecked Poet at the Mercy of the Most Dangerous Captain Afloat

Humphrey van Weyden is a soft, bookish literary critic - until a shipwreck strands him aboard the Ghost, a sealing schooner commanded by Wolf Larsen, a brutal, brilliant captain who rules through fear, philosophy, and his own bare-knuckled fists. Jack London's The Sea Wolf throws a man of ideas into a world governed only by strength, forcing him to either break or become something harder than he ever imagined.
As Larsen's tyranny escalates and a fellow castaway, Maud Brewster, is pulled into the danger, van Weyden must find a will to match the will of the most magnetic villain in American adventure fiction. Equal parts survival thriller and philosophical duel, it's London's most psychologically charged sea story. One of literature's great charismatic antagonists in Wolf LarsenA brutal, thrilling sea-adventure with real philosophical biteA survival story that becomes a battle of ideas Out here, the only law is the one Wolf Larsen makes.