La peste escarlata

In the year 2073, long after a terrible epidemic has ravaged civilization, an old man tries to explain to his grandchildren what the world was like before the catastrophe. Amidst a wild and primitive landscape, he relives the memories of the so-called "scarlet plague," which claimed millions of lives in just a few days. With his clear and visionary style, Jack London offers us a profound reflection on the fragility of human progress and the ease with which nature can plunge us back into barbarism. This large-print edition makes for comfortable and accessible reading for all audiences, inviting them to rediscover one of the great classics of dystopian literature.