Jack London - Love of life (audiobook)

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Jack London (1876-1916) is one of the greatest American fiction and adventure writers whose narrative skill has fascinated readers around the world for over a hundred years. This recording features one of his most famous and most beloved stories about the hardships endured by adventurers in the Yukon territory during the Gold Rush era (unabridged version).

[@carolbell8008]

I truly believe that Jack London is one of the greatest story writers of all time. You’ve read this well!

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

Thank you!

[@Bearywhite2]

I fell asleep on my phone

[@deathclaw1111]

This is a great story and very well read. Thanks a lot.

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

Thanks for listening!

[@matthewmacdonaldchannel1]

Thank you for this, Sebastian.

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

You are very welcome!

[@RuslanSkiraUkraine]

10:53 He dried his wet footgear by the fire. 19:44 He built a fire and warmed himself. 20:16 He awoke chilled and sick. There was no sun. 28:35 On the Other hand, he knew all the time that the chamber was empty.

[@Urbangardener1]

Thank you!

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

You are very welcome!

[@quozioc839]

I feel almost disgusted eating after listening to this. I feel even more disapointed in my own laziness, as this man used his every last energy to strive for life. I feel in debt to strive for life to help another.

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

Gee, and all because of a story about an unknown man. Just goes to show what a genius Jack London was.

[@ElaineOddsoxxx1]

Great narration! Thanxx

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

You're welcome! Thanks for listening!

[@yourelocalpixiestickseller3773]

This is a really nice story I've read two books by him (Not audio books actual books lol) I've read White Fang, and the call of the wild lol this is really good :)

[@norronlee4945]

Love JL...

[@danielcox1744]

I love this audiobook, maybe cause it describes a man who didn't give up on his Life no matter what. It would seem he mastered the verb: to live🤓

[@kenkrausse3624]

Many thanks

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

You are welcome!

[@richardmahn7861]

Schools these days think J.L. wrote only dog-stories. Read "People of the Abyss" or his masterwork of prophecy "The Iron Heel" to find his true vision...

[@EarthAngel504]

yes. I've read People of the Abyss.. My god, i was depressed and had a feel of despair for a bit after reading it.. all in all fascinating read

[@MrRobertFarr]

I read. People of The Abyss. I like The Road. There, we hear about his grasp of economics. Or I forgot which book I heard a magnificent line. There is one quote. I love, more than almost anything. 'Out East, where the man chases the job. Out West, where the job chases the man. And the man bucks big!' Fantastic. I wish, I can go, to where the man bucks big. Maybe send for my wife. Or for my family. 😁 it might still happen!

[@afroozm9413]

I like it , thank you

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

You‘re welcome!

[@richardmahn7861]

"To Build a Fire" is his most chilling short story.Pun intended. Doc, Lord of Trolls...

[@carolbell8008]

Oh, that one is so good! What a Great writer he was!

[@gosforthlad]

This compliments" To build a Fire " . Especially if you read " Love of Life " straight after . Both place a solitary man ( the first is accompanied by a dog , the latter by a wolf ) in similar deadly situations in the wilderness . Except in the latter case the man has learnt his lessons well and respects Nature , ultimately surviving . An uplifting heroic saga after the tragic doom of TBAFire .

[@jimcwebdeveloper9660]

Well read

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

jimmy webdev Thank you for listening!

[@denismosneaga6234]

Good job

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

Thank you! Happy listening!

[@natalya9821]

Thank you. Subscribed. Hello from Moscow.

[@SebastianAmmerlynd]

Thank you! Happy listening!

[@luccagrace16]

My class read this for English and I was gone, I'm too lazy to read it (and it's on my iPad so that's awful), so thanks:)

[@user-xt9fp3nk1q]

awesome

[@user-cb4dm6qc7l]

где русская версия?

[@jackrobertson3360]

Иван Вёрстов

[@dejanmarkovic3040]

Learn English ffs!

[@user-oq3sv7sh5c]

45:38

[@chikinstrip]

Oof