John Barleycorn is a memoir by legendary American author Jack London, chronicling his experiences with alcoholism throughout his life. Part self-analysis, part social commentary, this book offers a frank and unflinching look at the destructive power of addiction. With its lyrical prose and powerful message, John Barleycorn is a testament to London's literary genius, as well as an important work of social criticism that remains relevant today.

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