Night-Born

Night-Born is a collection of ten short stories by Jack London, published in 1913. The stories explore various themes, including justice, transformation, and the duality of human nature. Notable tales include 'The Night-Born,' where a woman finds inspiration to change her life, and 'When The World Was Young,' which examines the coexistence of Primitive Man and Civilized Man. Each story presents unique and thought-provoking narratives that reflect London's literary style and social commentary.