Jack London
Credit: Arnold Genthe, circa 1906-1916 (Arnold Genthe Collection,LoC Prints and Photographs Division, LC-G4085- 0411)

Jack London

Author of The Call of the Wild

Also known as: J. London, ack London, Jack Londo, Jack London, Jack London, pseud, pseud. Jack London ... (see complete list), et. al. Jack London, Джек Лондон, Jack London--White Fang, Jack London Dalmatian Press, Jack London adapted for Audio, Jack London, Schriftsteller, USA, Jack London; Edmund Gilligan (intro), Jack London adapted by Mitsu Yamamoto, Jack: Adapted By Mitsu Yamamoto London, Jack London; Illustrator-Frederick Yohn, Jack; Introduction By Edmund Gilligan London, Jack with an Afterword by Franklin Walker London, Jack, Illustrated by Cover By David Lockhart Londo

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Robert L. Fish finished London's uncompleted novel The Assassination Bureau, Ltd. and is sometimes credited as the author of that work.

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Robert L. Fish finished London's uncompleted novel The Assassination Bureau, Ltd. and is sometimes credited as the author of that work.

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