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1. The Call of the Wild by god_abandoned_me

   Fandoms: The Call of the Wild - Jack London  

   • Explicit
   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death
   • Gen
   • Work in Progress

   19 Jul 2025

   Tags

   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence
   • Major Character Death
   • Buck (Call of the Wild)
   • Spitz (Call of the Wild)
   • François (Call of the Wild)
   • Perrault (Call of the Wild)
   • Hal (Call of the Wild)
   • Mercedes (Call of the Wild)
   • Charles (Call of the Wild)
   • Curly (Call of the Wild)
   • The Man in the Red Sweater (Call of the Wild)
   • John Thornton (Call of the Wild)
   • literally just the book
   • Dogs
   • Historical References
   • Dog Fighting
   • Animal Instincts
   • POV Animal
   • Internal Conflict
   • Animal Death
   • Animals
   • Harm to Animals
   • Wolf Instincts
   • Winter
   • Harsh North
   • Gold Rush
   • Platonic Relationships
   • Bonding
   • Animal and Human Bonding

   Summary

   "Deep in the forest, a call was sounding, and... he felt compelled to turn his back upon the fire, and to plunge into the forest."

   Stolen away from his comfortable life as a pet in California, Buck is sold to dog traders and soon finds himself surrounded by cruelty. As misfortune besets him, a savior appears in the shape of John Thornton. Indebted to his new master, Buck remains by Thornton's side, protecting him with fierce loyalty. However, despite his own devotion, Buck can not deny the strong lure of his own wild desires. Exploring the timeless relation between man and dog, and the inevitable draw of primitive instincts that pull Buck towards the lawless and harsh wilderness, The Call of the Wild remains as exciting an adventure today as when it was first published.

    

   A direct upload of Jack London's 1903 book of the same name because I have it lying around and the copyright expired a few years ago. None of this is mine, it is all the work of London.

   Language:

   English

   Words:

   12,218

   Chapters:

   3/7

   Hits:

   4