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
This event is part of a speaker series co-hosted by Jack London Park Partners and the Jack London Society, honoring the 150th anniversary of Jack London’s birth. JLPP is grateful for the support… Continue reading
On an early Saturday morning in June, I made my way from my home in Petaluma to Glen Ellen along the Sonoma Highway, arriving at Beauty Ranch just as the day was beginning… Continue reading
Join us at the park for a special conversation exploring the life and legacy of Jack London through the perspective of his great-granddaughter, Tarnel Abbott. In this program, Gail Yamamoto Seymour will interview… Continue reading
People: Jack’s Relationship with his Mother, Flora, and her “Strangeness” Anna Strunsky: From Russia with Love William Henry Chaney – Jack’s Putative Biological Father Virginia (“Jennie”) Prentiss: Jack London’s Wet-Nurse and Foster Mother… Continue reading
May 20-23, 2026 Palmer House17 East Monroe StreetChicago, IL 60603 Saturday, May 23, 2026 1:00-2:20 pm Session 19-A Jack London: The Slammer, Bodily Horrors, and the Anti-Nazi Underground (Indiana), Organized by the Jack… Continue reading
Aleta George Lecture: Before Jack London captained his own boats as an oyster pirate and bestselling author, he was inspired by the captains of his time: Joshua Slocum, the first person to sail… Continue reading
