The Sea-Farmer

The Sea-Farmer by Jack London (1909)

This novel explores the lives of a group of people living on a remote island off the coast of California. The story revolves around their struggles with poverty, isolation and the harsh environment. A young man returns to his family's farm after years away, bringing with him new ideas and ambitions that clash with the traditional ways of the community.

By Jack London · First published 1909 · Genre: Adventure, Maritime Fiction, Drama · 8,750 words

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"THAT wull be the doctor's launch," said Captain MacElrath.

The pilot grunted, while the skipper swept on with his glass from the launch to the strip of beach and to Kingston beyond, and then slowly across the entrance to Howth Head on the northern side.

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Adventure · Fiction · Maritime · Novel · Sea-Faring · Classic · Literary · Historical · Romance · Action · Thriller · Suspense

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