The Strength of the Strong

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Jack London emerged as a significant figure in American literature, recognized for his self-taught writing prowess and ability to capitalize on the rise of commercial magazine fiction. His career flourished during a time when new printing technologies made publishing more accessible, allowing him to earn substantial income from his work. Notable for his vivid storytelling, London authored several classics, including "The Call of the Wild" and "White Fang," reflecting themes of adventure and survival. His journey from aspiring writer to a lucrative career is poignantly captured in his novel "Martin Eden."