Burning Daylight presents its hero in various archetypal American roles, The Road concerns the author's experiences in London as a hobo, and he combined astral projection with a plea for prison reform in The Star Rover.
Burning Daylight presents its hero in various archetypal American roles, The Road concerns the author's experiences in London as a hobo, and he combined astral projection with a plea for prison reform in The Star Rover. His characters include Billy Roberts who fights for labor in Sonoma, Eugene Everhard who struggles against the oppressive "Oligarchy," and John Barleycorn who tells of his experiences as an alcoholic. The Valley of the Moon and The Iron Heel flanked his autobiographical novel Martin Eden, and followed popular successes like The Son of the Wolf and The Sea Wolf. FTP identify this author most famous for adventure novels about the North, including White Fang and The Call of the Wild.
Burning Daylight presents its hero in various archetypal American roles, The Road concerns the author's experiences in London as a hobo, and he combined astral projection with a plea for prison reform in The Star Rover.
Jack London