The tenth volume of The Complete Works of the eminent American writer Jack London (1876-1916) includes one of the writer's most controversial works, the creepy dystopian novel The Iron Heel. Written in 1908, the novel depicts with startling accuracy the society that subsequently emerged in two European countries, where parties that called themselves workers came to power. Even today, the novel has not lost its relevance: oligarchs, terrorists, secret agents...They say that sooner or later the truth always comes out. I kind of doubt it. Nineteen years have now passed, and despite our best efforts, we have not been able to discover who dropped the bomb. No doubt it was some kind of Iron Heel protege, but somehow he surprisingly managed to evade the search for our secret agents. They never set foot on his trail. And now, when so much time has passed, nothing remains but to classify this case as one of the unsolved mysteries of history.

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