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The book on which he hit on my desk was one of the famous novels written by Jack London.
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Jack London and his partners were among only hundreds who made it through that October of 1897, and at the last, they beat the ice by running Miles Canyon and the White Horse Rapids instead of portaging.
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The discoverer of gold in Kolyma, Y.A. Bilibin, loved the works of Jack London.
THE ROAD LEADS FURTHER
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Dr.I. Milo Shepard, is a great-nephew of Jack London, and grandson of Eliza London Shepard, Jack London's stepsister and ranch superintendent.
Meet Milo Shepard Farmer and Owner of the Jack London Ranch
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The Call of the Wild, by Jack London London narrates the adventures of a dog called Buck, who ends up in Alaska as the companion of a good-hearted gold-panner.
Ten of the best
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There one got dazzled from the abundance of rarities and all possible art and souvenir products relating to Jack London.
A BIRTHDAY GIFT
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He lived on the Jack London ranch from the age of ten until he died sixty-six years later.
Meet Jack London Biographer Russ Kingman
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Largely self-educated, Jack London had a love of books and a desire to write, but hadn't had a lot of success as a wordsmith yet.
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After World War II, when I was working on a major in philology at Moscow State University, I chose to study American literature and to analyze the problem of "Jack London as a novelist.
A Letter From Leading Jack London Scholar in Russia Vil M. Bykov
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On November 14, 1908, a very ill Jack London, having left the Snark in Guadalcanal, arrived in Sydney, Australia for medical treatment.
Introduction to Jack London's Australian Newspaper Articles: Dan Wichlan Collection
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This original foreword is part of the Jack London collection at the Oakland Public Library.
Jack London's Nonfiction Collection of Unpublished Book Forwards
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He wrote his stories, answered correspondence, rode the ranch, greeted and entertained guests — a good many of them complete strangers, old hobos, sailors, down-and-out pugs from the boxing ring, seeking a handshake, a handout and a meal from the notorious soft-touch, Jack London.
Wolf Dying: Page I
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The Iron Heel by Jack London (1907) has been described as a forerunner to the “soft” science fiction of the 1960s and 70s.
The History of Science Fiction: 1900 - 1909 | Solar Flare: Science Fiction News
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Dan connects and links London's words and actions from many sources to support the central theme of the book that Jack London was a poet and his lyrical prose style a direct consequence of prosodic studies, poetic aspirations and a lifelong passion for poetry.
A NEW BOOK RELEASE
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On a page with classified ads, under a big photo of the writer, I read: Jack London will lecture in Alhambra Theater (San Francisco) Sunday, April 16th at 8 p. m.
SEA WOLF
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I have read most of the short stories many times and I very much appreciate and enjoy Dale Walker's series on "The World of Jack London" website that synopsizes and annotates them.
An Interview With Daniel J. Wichlan
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Jack London's shrunken planet had unshrunk and swallowed a city.
Acephalous
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A respected Jack London authority, bibliographer, collector and author.
News and Updates
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Looking more like a steamfitter on holiday than a colleague of the magnificent [Richard harding] Davis," biographer Richard O'Connor says, Jack London nevertheless intended getting to the heart of the matter: "He carried a camera instead of a walking stick, and proposed to record the sight and smells of war, both on film and paper, at the level of the infantryman's boots and the cookfires of the cavalry on march.
JACK LONDON'S WAR
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For the ruffianish pages of Jack London, the pungent, hospitable smell of a first-class bar-room -- that indescribable mingling of Maryland rye, cigar smoke, stale malt liquor, radishes, potato salad and _blutwurst_.
Damn! A Book of Calumny
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What these stories portend is a pattern of naturalistic thought that permeates the greater part of all of Jack London's writing after 1902.
“The Kipling of the Klondike”: Naturalism in London's Early Fiction
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The book on which he hit on my desk was one of the famous novels written by Jack London.
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To Build a Fire By Jack London Cast your mind back over time for a moment, if you will, and try to recall the coldest weather you've ever experienced.
The Greatest Survival Stories Ever Told
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His uncollected journalism can "exhume" the social good that Jack London did.
Dan Wichlan Collection
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Jack London, the brilliant young author and essayist, is receiving congratulations upon the advent of a daughter.
PROLOGUE AND A MEETING
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In closing their Introduction, the editors of this handsome volume remark that "scholars of the novel everywhere owe a great debt to these innovative and creative minds that have ferreted out Jack London's predilictions and his prescience in such far-ranging and contemporary topics as gender-race, homosexuality, heterosexuality, humor, power, androgyny, and masculine identity.
America's Greatest World Novel
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In 1903, Jack London, the novelist and journalist, spent a year living among the people of the slums of the east end of London.
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The book on which he hit on my desk was one of the famous novels written by Jack London.
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With Sal Noto, his wife and son, I visited the cabin transported from the Yukon to the Jack London Square in Oakland, as well as the First and Last Chance Saloon.
JACK LONDON'S FIRST LOVE
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In true Jack London spirit, the supporters and friends of the Jack London Ranch remain steadfast to their dream, and in the year 2001, the State of California allocated approximately $750.00 that will be allocated for the next three fiscal years to complete the restoration of the cottage dining room.
A New Beginning
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Jack London scholar Susan Nuernberg (English), with help from two UW-Oshkosh English graduate students, has coedited a translation of a book by the leading London scholar in Russia, Vil Bykov.
Links to Jack London Related Sites: The World of Jack London
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However, in 1940s-1950s, when American literature favored refined and intentionally complicated writing techniques, Jack London, together with Theodore Dreiser and other "unpolished" literary figures, were considered too simplistic.
Last Days and the Fate of His Works
