Jack London
Author and Adventurer
Jack London is known to
people the world over as the author of such novels as The Call of the
Wild and White Fang. In his short life of just forty years
(1876-1916), he pursued a course of larger-than-life adventure as a
sailor, tramp, common laborer, prospector, journalist, war correspondent,
sociologist, and rancher.
The Huntington's archive
of London's papers, numbering about 60,000 items, is the largest London
collection in the world and also by far the largest literary archive of
personal papers in the library.
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