Valley of the Moon, The by Jack London (1876 - 1916)

Saxon struggles through insomnia, hunger, and poverty while Billy serves a thirty-day sentence, surviving on clams, mussels, driftwood, and fish.

Billy and Saxon travel toward San Francisco and the San Joaquin River after Mark Hall recommends the northern coast and Redwood country.

Billy prepares to race Mark Hall across the dangerous south wall at Bierce's Cove after repeatedly improving his speed over the course.

This episode continues the novel with Billy recovering from injuries and Saxon depressed after the trial and sentencing of union men.

A reading of Jack London's novel 'Valley of the Moon', following a working-class couple's journey from Oakland to find farmland.

A reading of Jack London's novel Valley of the Moon, following a working-class couple's journey from Oakland to find farmland.

This episode continues the novel 'Valley of the Moon' with Billy buying horses and a wagon for their journey to find farmland.

In Book 3, Chapter 7 of Jack London's The Valley of the Moon, Saxon and Billy leave Carmel Valley and discover a sheltered beach cove with fresh water, firewood, mussels, sea-lions, and sea-birds.

A reading of Jack London's novel 'Valley of the Moon,' following a working-class couple's journey from Oakland to find farmland in California.

In Book Two, Chapter Fifteen of Jack London's The Valley of the Moon, Saxon experiences memory lapses, insomnia, and a disturbing loss of self while Billy remains in jail.