Step into the world of Charmian Kittredge London with author Marlo Faulkner as she presents her book, The Second Mrs. London. Set in San Francisco at the turn of the 20th century, the… Continue reading
Step inside the House of Happy Walls Museum for a fascinating exploration of Jack London’s photographic journey aboard the Snark. Jack London always referred to The Cruise of the Snark (1911) as an… Continue reading
The dog has no name. A generic Husky native to the Yukon, there’s nothing special about this dog. Unlike Buck in The Call of the Wild, it has no history, no memory. Untouched… Continue reading
Takaharu Mori, Kaoru Nishihara, Nagako Muto, and Aleta George September 6 was a rare opportunity to hear distinguished scholars from Japan present their research exploring the lives and relationships that connected Jack London… Continue reading
Join us for a rare opportunity to hear distinguished scholars from Japan present their research exploring the lives and relationships that connected Jack London with Japanese immigrants in early twentieth-century California. This special… Continue reading
Link: Jack London’s Medicine Case: The Drugs He Used in His Life and Literature Talk given by Richard Rocco at The House of Happy Walls Museum at The Jack London State Park, Glenn Ellen,… Continue reading
Photos from the event: Step inside the House of Happy Walls Museum for a fascinating exploration of Jack London’s personal medicine case and the remarkable story it reveals about his life, health, and… Continue reading
Music and the American Literary Imagination January 28 – January 30, 2027 Hyatt Centric Downtown Nashville 210 Molloy Street Nashville, TN 37201 Conference Director: Olivia Carr Edenfield, Georgia Southern University Keynote Speaker: Kirk… Continue reading
Join Oakland Urban Paths for a walk around Jack London Square and the Produce and Warehouse district on Saturday, August 8. We’ll be led by Scooter Marriner on an extended version of his… Continue reading
“Yours for the Revolution”: also in this way the author, born in San Francisco on January 12, 1876, loved to close his letters. Like him, many other socialists of the time concluded them… Continue reading
