The enemy of all the world

Emil Gluck was a scientific genius, who had just gone to the electric chair because of the terrible, terrible things he had done between the years 1933 and 1941. However, life had not always been easy for Gluck – and the narrator can somehow understand why the maltreated genius ended up doing what he did. 'The Enemy of All the World' is Jack London's exciting short story of a mad scientist who invented something that he should never have invented.