This author popularized the idea of seeing pink elephants as a symbol of drunkenness in an autobiographical novel detailing his own problems with drink called John Barleycorn. His socialist outlook is evident in the novels The Cruise of the Snark and his tale of the eventual overthrow of the fascist Oligarchy by the Brother
This author popularized the idea of seeing pink elephants as a symbol of drunkenness in an autobiographical novel detailing his own problems with drink called John Barleycorn. His socialist outlook is evident in the novels The Cruise of the Snark and his tale of the eventual overthrow of the fascist Oligarchy by the Brotherhood of Man, titled The Iron Heel. He's best known for one novel in which Kiche's offspring is eventually domesticated, and another in which the dog Buck eventually accedes to the title urge. FTP name this author of the Yukon-set novels White Fang and The Call of the Wild.
This author popularized the idea of seeing pink elephants as a symbol of drunkenness in an autobiographical novel detailing his own problems with drink called John Barleycorn.
Jack {London}