The red one
Book • 1918
In 'The Red One', Jack London explores themes of science fiction and mysticism through the story of Bassett, a scientist on an expedition in Guadalcanal.
The tale revolves around a giant red sphere, worshipped by the natives as a god, to which they make human sacrifices.
Bassett's fascination with the sphere leads to his ultimate sacrifice.
The story is notable for its early exploration of extraterrestrial themes and possible influences from Carl Jung's ideas.
The tale revolves around a giant red sphere, worshipped by the natives as a god, to which they make human sacrifices.
Bassett's fascination with the sphere leads to his ultimate sacrifice.
The story is notable for its early exploration of extraterrestrial themes and possible influences from Carl Jung's ideas.
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