Jack London: A Study of the Short FictionThis study examines the works of this naturalist writer, best known for The Call of the Wild. Producer of nearly 200 short stories, his writing ranged in topic from the Gold Rush to science fiction. |
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Stories of Social Realism | 67 |
Fictional Experimentation | 94 |
The Pacific | 126 |
Copyright | |
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