The Human Drift

The Human Drift is a posthumous collection of famous author Jack London's miscellaneous writings, including multiple essays of one of his favorite subjects, sea travel. The centerpiece of the collection is the title essay, London's rumination on human history and existence, and is a broadly sweeping and intelligent piece of writing that showcases London's acute and observant thoughts on evolution and man's place in the universe.
The collection also includes two one-act plays written by London that have been previously dramatized and cataloged in the
One Act Play Collection 018. (Summary by Ben Tucker) (2 hr 9 min)

Chapters

The Human Drift	32:48	Read by Ben Tucker
Small-Boat Sailing	25:40	Read by Ben Tucker
Four Horses and a Sailor	31:28	Read by Ben Tucker
Nothing that Ever Came to Anything	8:44	Read by Ben Tucker
That Dead Men Rise Up Never	20:10	Read by Ben Tucker
A Classic of the Sea	10:14	Read by Ben Tucker

Reviews

the human drift, posthumously published, read by B.Tucker

(5 stars)

KYwildcatMacPee

Excellently read by this young man. Amy of the stories seems to have been written in 1911. they were of the grit that London was known for . the entire collection was a first rate collection of this author's stories. I'm anxious to add a hard copy to my library. I'd like to hear Mr. Tucker reading again. Highly recommend!

ahhh yeah pretty good

(4 stars)

Grace

I think the narrator would have married the author.... You do such a brilliant job... Thank you!

of course!