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Jack London Books in Order
Jack London is a renowned American novelist, journalist, social activist, and short-story writer, celebrated for his captivating tales of elemental struggles for survival. At the height of his career, he was the highest-paid and most popular living writer. A self-taught individual, London overcame early financial difficulties to pursue his passion for writing, largely educating himself beyond grammar school. Drawing from his rich life experiences, London infused his works with authenticity, having spent time in the Klondike during the Gold Rush and working variously as an oyster pirate, seaman, sealer, and hobo. His prolific output includes such American classics as <i>Call of the Wild, Sea Wolf</i>, and <i>White Fang</i>, published starting in 1898.
Bibliography verified: March 2026
Quick Answer
What are all of Jack London's book series? Jack London has written 4 book series. The most notable is the Dogs of the Islands series.
Complete series list with all books in reading order below.
Book Series by Jack London
- #1
Jerry of the Islands(1917) - #2
Michael Brother of Jerry(1917)
- #1
The People of the Abyss(1903) - #2
The War of the Classes(1906) - #3
The Cruise of the Snark(1907) - #4The Road(1907)
- #5Revolution and Other Essays(1909)
- #6John Barleycorn(1913)
- #7
Essays of Revolt(1926) - #8
No Mentor But Myself(1978) - #9
Sporting Blood: Selections from Jack London's Greatest Sports Writing(1981) - #10
Our Hawaii(2015)
- #1
For Better and for Worse (By: Symphony Space)(1993) - #2
Food Fictions (By: Symphony Space)(2007) - #3
Travel Tales (By: Symphony Space)(2007) - #4
Edith Wharton (By: Symphony Space)(2007) - #5
Pets! (By: Symphony Space)(2007) - #6
Tales of Betrayal (By: John Cheever,Tessa Hadley,John Biguenet,Adam Haslett,Rattawut Lapcharoensap,Symphony Space,Galina Vromen)(2007) - #7
Family Matters (By: Symphony Space)(2007) - #8
Are We There Yet? (By: Symphony Space)(2008) - #9
The William Hurt Collection (By: Richard Ford,Tobias Wolff,Aleksandar Hemon,William Hurt,Ron Carlson,Symphony Space)(2009) - #10
American Classics (By: Edgar Allan Poe,Joyce Carol Oates,Eudora Welty,John Cheever,Alice Walker,Donald Barthelme,John Sayles,Amy Tan,Symphony Space)(2010) - #11
New American Stories (By: Sherman Alexie,Jhumpa Lahiri,Aleksandar Hemon,Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie,Symphony Space)(2011) - #12
Poe! (By: Symphony Space)(2012) - #13
The Boy Scouts Book of Campfire Stories(1921) - #14
Great Tales of Action and Adventure(1958) - #15
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, May 1959(1959) - #16
50 Great American Short Stories(1963) - #17
A St. Nicholas Anthology(1969) - #1821 Great Stories(1969)
- #19
The Battle of the Monsters and Other Stories(1976) - #20
Perspectives in Literature: A Book of Short Stories, Vol. 1(1983) - #21
Adventure Stories for Boys and Girls(1985) - #22Mysterious Sea Stories(1987)
- #23
100 Dastardly Little Detective Stories(1993) - #24The Campfire Collection: Spine-tingling Tales to Tell in the Dark(2000)
- #25
The Little Big Book of California(2005) - #26
The Arctic(2007) - #27
San Francisco Noir 2(2009) - #28
50 Classic Novellas(2011) - #29
The Most Dangerous Game and Other Stories of Adventure(2011) - #30
Easy Reading for Difficult Devils: An Anthology of Dark Fiction(2014) - #31
Beach Books Anthology(2023)
- #1A Daughter of the Snows(1902)
- #2Burning Daylight(1902)
- #3
The Kempton-Wace Letters(1903) - #4
The Sea-Wolf(1904) - #5
The Game(1905) - #6
White Fang(1906) - #7Before Adam(1906)
- #8Martin Eden(1909)
- #9
Theft(1910) - #10The Abysmal Brute(1911)
- #11Adventure(1911)
- #12Hearts of Three(1911)
- #13Smoke Bellew(1912)
- #14
The Valley of the Moon(1913) - #15The Star Rover(1914)
- #16The Mutiny of the Elsinore(1914)
- #17
Daughters of the Rich(1915) - #18The Little Lady of the Big House(1916)
- #19The Assassination Bureau, Ltd.(1963)
- #20
The Lodger(2015) - #21The Wisdom Of The Trail(1899)
- #22
The Man with the Gash(1900) - #23The God of His Fathers(1901)
- #24
The Cruise of the Dazzler(1902) - #25
The Death of Ligoun(1902) - #26To Build a Fire(1903)
- #27The Shadow and the Flash(1903)
- #28
How I Became a Socialist(1903) - #29
The Marriage of Lit-Lit(1903) - #30
Demetrios Contos(1903) - #31
The Call of the Wild and Typhoon(1903) - #32
What Life Means to Me(1905) - #33Love of Life(1905)
- #34
The Enemy of All the World(1907) - #35Flush of Gold(1907)
- #36The Heathen(1908)
- #37
The Iron Heel(1908) - #38
The Taste of the Meat(1910) - #39
The Eternity of Forms(1910) - #40A Daughter of the Aurora/A Piece of Steak(1911)
- #41The Scarlet Plague(1912)
- #42The Jacket(1914)
- #43
At the Rainbow's End(1914) - #44
When Alice Told Her Soul(1916) - #45
The League of the Old Men(2004) - #46
The Story of Keesh(2008) - #47
The Chinago(2008) - #48
To the Man on the Trail(2008) - #49A Thousand Deaths(2010)
- #50
Bulls(2013) - #51
Confession(2013) - #52The Red One(2014)
- #53
The Men of the Forty Mile(2014) - #54
Hoboes That Pass in the Night(2014) - #55
The Fuzziness of Hoockla-Heen(2014) - #56
The First Poet(2014) - #57
The Hanging of Cultus George(2014) - #58
A Flutter in Eggs(2014) - #59
The King of Mazy May(2014) - #60
Jack London - The Son of the Wolf(2017) - #61
The Faith of Men(2017) - #62
The Night Born(2019) - #63
The Call of the Wild -(2019)
About Jack London
Jack London is a renowned American novelist, journalist, social activist, and short-story writer, celebrated for his captivating tales of elemental struggles for survival. At the height of his career, he was the highest-paid and most popular living writer. A self-taught individual, London overcame early financial difficulties to pursue his passion for writing, largely educating himself beyond grammar school. Drawing from his rich life experiences, London infused his works with authenticity, having spent time in the Klondike during the Gold Rush and working variously as an oyster pirate, seaman, sealer, and hobo. His prolific output includes such American classics as <i>Call of the Wild, Sea Wolf</i>, and <i>White Fang</i>, published starting in 1898.
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