Describing Humphrey van Weyden in his 1904 work The Sea-Wolf, for 10 points, identify this author who depicted a she-wolf and her cub in White Fang and created Buck and Spitz in The Call of the Wild.
This author described the titular character's speculation that there are no human editors for manuscripts in Martin Eden and profiled the rise of tyranny in the United States in 1908's The Iron Heel. His first novel, 1902's A Daughter of the Snows, is set in the Yukon, as is his 1903 novel, featuring the character John Thornton, and his 1902 short story To Build a Fire. Describing Humphrey van Weyden in his 1904 work The Sea-Wolf, for 10 points, identify this author who depicted a she-wolf and her cub in White Fang and created Buck and Spitz in The Call of the Wild.
This author described the titular character's speculation that there are no human editors for manuscripts in Martin Eden and profiled the rise of tyranny in the United States in 1908's The Iron Heel.
Jack London