The protagonist of one of this author's novels is choked unconscious after discussing the Rubaiyat and Ecclesiastes with a man who had earlier won the protagonist's stolen money in a poker game with the cook Thomas Mugridge.
The protagonist of one of this author's novels is choked unconscious after discussing the Rubaiyat and Ecclesiastes with a man who had earlier won the protagonist's stolen money in a poker game with the cook Thomas Mugridge. In that novel by this author, the protagonist debates shooting the blinded antagonist, who repeatedly sabotages attempts to repair his ship and escape an island. In another his novels, the protagonist is saved from a trio's ill-advised attempts to cross a partially-frozen river by John Thornton. The protagonist of that novel by this author of The Sea-Wolf defeats Spitz in a fight to the death after being kidnapped from Judge Miller's house and shipped up north to the Yukon. For 10 points, name this author who wrote about the sled dog Buck in The Call of the Wild.
The protagonist of one of this author's novels is choked unconscious after discussing the Rubaiyat and Ecclesiastes with a man who had earlier won the protagonist's stolen money in a poker game with the cook Thomas Mugridge.
(John Griffith) "Jack" London [or John Griffith Chaney]