Jack London
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| Mibait | 12 ya ing Enero 1876 San Francisco, California, Estados Unidos |
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| Mete | 22 ya ing Noviembre 1916 (edad 40) Glen Ellen, California, Estados Unidos |
| Kapanintunan/propesion | Novelista, periodista, talasúlat makúyad a salítâ, talasúlat sanésé |
| Asawa | Elizabeth Maddern (m. 1900; div. 1904); Charmian Kittredge (m. 1905) |
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I John Griffith Chaney (12 ya ing Enero 1876 – 22 ya ing Noviembre 1916), a mas kilála king lagyung Jack London métung yang Americanung novelista, periodista ampóng activista. Talapangúna né ning katsang comercial (commercial fiction) ampó réng magasin a Americanu, at métung ya karéng talasúlat a Americanung méging píkabaluan karéng áliwang bangsâ, at míka maragul a pánákitan king pámaniúlat.[1] Métung yá múring migdalang pámagbáyu at ménimúna king kaurian a kaybat ausan dang science fiction.[2]
- ↑ Haley, James (October 4, 2011). Wolf: The Lives of Jack London. Basic Books, 12–14. ISBN 978-0465025039.
- ↑ (1910) "Specialty of Short-story Writing," The Writer, XXII, January–December 1910, p. 9: "There are eight American writers who can get $1000 for a short story—Robert W. Chambers, Richard Harding Davis, Jack London, O. Henry, Booth Tarkington, John Fox, Jr., Owen Wister, and Mrs. Burnett." $1,000 in 1910 dollars is roughly equivalent to $Template:Inflation today