What was the name of Jack London's most famous book?
Q: What was the name of Jack London's most famous book?
A: The Call of the Wild.
Q: When did Jack London live?
A: Jack London lived from January 12, 1876 to November 22, 1916.
Q: What is The Call of the Wild about?
A: The Call of the Wild is about a dog named Buck who is taken to Alaska to work with a pack of dogs pulling a sled during the Klondike Gold Rush.
Q: What other books did Jack London write?
A: Besides The Call of the Wild, Jack London also wrote White Fang and The Road (about his time as a hobo), and many books about sailing and boats such as The Sea Wolf.
Q: Who was Jack London's second wife?
A: His second wife was Charmian Kittredge, an athletic woman and an intellectual companion that broke the mold of Victorian womanhood.
Q: What were some of Jack London's political beliefs?
A: He was a socialist and wrote a book called The Iron Heel which is about government using force against the socialist movement.
Q: How did Jack London die?
A: He died in a state of depression.
