Jack London, born John Griffith Chaney, was a novelist, an essayist, and a social activist. He is known for his romanticized depictions of adventure and his works centered on nature. His 1903 ...

the program director at Jack London State Historic Park. “It was like a big lodge in the way it looked, with all the stone work from the quarries that were across the valley, and the redwood ...

An extremist, radical and searcher, Jack London ... in another work (or later in the same one) his political idealism will reassert itself, only to be challenged again later on. London fluctuates ...

With that simple phrase, Jack London bound his legacy forever to boxing’s perennial expression of white resentment, the ...

Jack London Lake is 10 km long ... covering the Russo-Japanese war. His main character, Martin Eden, was a poor worker and sailor. London wrote the book in 1909, following his return from the ...

21-year-old Jack London was working in military school steaming shirts ten hours a day. Born and raised in Oakland, he’d had a hard life consisting both of adventure and soul-crushing factory work.

Located on 1,400 acres, Jack London State Historic Park – named for the author of works including "The Call of the Wild" and "White Fang" – features over 29 miles of trails. The land ...

Jack London, who died 100 years ... a 1913 interview with the Milwaukee County Leader, London shed some light on his approach to life and work: "You may wonder why I am a pessimist.