The Cruise Of The Snark
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Captivating tale of true adventures recounts, with wry good humor, the hardships of a two-year voyage aboard a diminutive and leaky craft. Enhanced with 119 original photographs. Library Journal Inspired by the stories he loved in his youth, London ventured to sail around the world. He gathered up his wife, a skeleton crew, and the manuscripts for several stories he was developing and packed them into the 45' Snark and departed from San Francisco in 1907. The author of The Sea Wolf was mostly seasick on the voyage, but his record became this 1911 title. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.
Introduction: The Romance of Yachting; or, The Private History of a Voyage That FailedviiSuggestions for Further ReadingxxvA Note on the TextsxxviiThe Cruise of the Snark1Notes197Appendices205From Martin Johnson: Through the South Seas with Jack London207From Charmian Kittredge London: The Log of the Snark227Jack London: "That Dead Men Rise Up Never"235Jack London: "The Joy of Small-Boat Sailing"245
