Wolf: The Lives of Jack London
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“Devil’s Dice Box, The” (London)
“Diable—A Dog” (London)
Dirigo (tall ship)
Du Chaillu, Paul
Dunn, Robert L.
Eames, Ninetta
about
Beauty Ranch and
Flora London and
London and
Overland Monthly and
running London’s business
Eames, Roscoe
about
Snark and
Earthquake, San Francisco
Education of London
Berkeley
childhood
dictionary studies
Oakland Public Library
preparatory school/dismissal
Education of London/high school
Aegis pieces
dropping out
family preparation for
Henry Clay (debate) Club
janitor work and
overview
socialism and
Edward VII, King
Ellis, Havelock
Erie County Penitentiary
Eucalyptus trees
Everhard, Mary
Every Week (journal)
Excelsior (steamship)
Farr, Albert
Financial panic (1873)
Financial Panic of 1893
about
Coxey ’s army and
Coxey’s “Good Roads” bill and
Kelly ’s army and
Fire near Glen Ellen
Fiske, Minnie Maddern
Flynt, Josiah
Following the Color Line (Baker)
France, Anatole
French, Nora May
“French Frank,”
Funston, Frederick
Game, The (London)
Garfield, James
Garlick, Mr.
Genthe, Arnold
Ghent, William J.
God of His Fathers, The (London)
Godfrey-Smith, Laurie
Gold rush
boat building/denuding forest
drownings
folly of
horses and
Klondikers madness/suicides
scurvy (“Klondike Plague”)
success stories
Gold rush/London
alcohol and
Belle of the Yukon
boat building
claim
coal shoveling on return trip
conversations/socialism
dog named Jack
helping Rett/family
James Shepard and
portages
return home
scurvy
spring thaw
summary
supplies/books
travels
water travel/dangers
winter
Yukon Belle
Goldman, Emma
Goldstein, Vida
Goodman, Jim
Grant, Laura
Grape juice company
Great Interrogation, The (Bascom)
Griscom, Lloyd
Hancock, F. G.
Hare, Jimmy
Hargrave, W. B. “Bert,”
Harnish, Elam
Harper’s
Harte, Bret
Harvey, B. F.
Hashish
Haw, George
Hawthorne, Julian
“Haydee,”
Healey, “Spider,”
Hearst, William Randolph
Hedgewar, Rashtra Rishi
Heinold, “Johnny,” See also J. M. Heinold Saloon
Hittell, Kitty
H.M.S. Blossom
Hobron, Thomas
Homosexuality
London on
prisoners and
sailors and
Sea-Wolf, The (London) and
tramps and See also specific individuals
“Homosexuality Among Tramps” (Flynt)
Hoover, J. Edgar
Hopper, Jimmy
”Crowd, The,”
London and
Houdini, Harry
Houghton-Mifflin
“House of Pride, The” (London)
“How I Became a Socialist” (London)
Hula (Armine von Tempsky)
Idler (sloop)
“Impossibility of War, The” (London)
Industrial Army of the Unemployed (Coxey ’s army/marchers)
International Workers of the World
Inuit culture
Iron Heel, The (London)
Irvine, Alexander
Isidro (Austin)
ISS
Jack London and His Times ( Joan London)
Jack London State Park
Jacobs, Fred
James, George W harton
Japan and Hawaii
Japan-Russian war See also War correspondent job/London
Jeffries, Jim
Jensen, Emil
Jerry of the Islands (London)
J. M. Heinold Saloon
John Barleycorn (London)
Johns, Cloudesley
fan letter to London
London friendship
Los Angeles life/politics
Johnson, Jack
Johnson, Martin Elmer
after voyage
Snark voyage
Johnson, Osa Leighty
“Joy of Small-Boat Sailing, The” (London)
Judge, Father
Jung, Carl
Jungle, The (Sinclair)
Kaleleonalani, Queen Emma
Kant, Immanuel
Keigo Maru (steamship)
Kelly, Charles
Kelly’s Army
Kempton-Wace Letters, The (London/Strunsky)
Kidd, Benjamin
King, Cameron
Kipling, Rudyard
Kirk, E. E.
Kittredge, Charmian
background
Bess London and
description/personality See also London, Charmian
Kittredge, Charmian/London
early relationship
horses/riding horses
London defending
London’s work and
lovers/mates
Partington and
wedding
Komura, Jutaro
“Koolau the Leper” (London)
Korea See also War correspondent job/London
Kuroki, Tamemoto
Lafitte, Jean
Lancet (journal)
Land of Little Rain (Austin)
Lanier, Henry
Lead poisoning
LeGrant, Charley/Lizzie
Lepers/leper colony
“Lepers of Molokai, The” (London)
Lewis, Austin
Lewis, Sinclair
Carmel colony and
London and
Yale University and
Liliuokalani, Queen
Lincoln, Mary Todd
Little Lady of the Big House, The (London)
Livingston, Leon R.
Log of the Snark (Charmian London)
London, Becky
London, Bessie
“Crowd, The,”
divorce suit/settlement
personality
separation from London
wedding/marriage to London See also Maddern, Bessie
London, Charmian
after Jack’s death
Carrie Sterling and
Jack’s alcohol binge
Jack’s infidelities and
Jack’s temper
miscarriage
Partington and
pregnancy
Strunsky and See also Kittredge, Charmian
London, Charmian/Jack
boxing
Dirigo trip
earthquake
godchild
honeymoon
loss of daughter
Mexico
New York trip (1912)
returns to Hawaii
vacation (1911)
wedding
London, Eliza See also Shepard, Eliza
London, Flora
Bessie and
death
description/personality
family finances/schemes and
house Jack bought for
Ida’s child and
Jack helping
Jack’s writing and
racism of
spiritualism and
taking money from Jack
visit to see Jack/Charmian See also Wellman, Flora
London, Ida See also Miller, Ida
London, Jack
alleged racism and
bar fight/trial
candy/sweet tooth
Chaney contacts/information
daughters and
death/cause
depression of
description
eating raw meat
FBI and
health decline
hemorrhoids/surgery
his illegitimacy and
infidelities and
love of animals
nude photographs of
plans for taking mistress
soul mate desires
suicidal thoughts
tour of Europe
trip to New York/woman on train
work at steam laundry
London, Jack, as writer
Aegis pieces
buying plot ideas
contests
correspondence from strangers
daily writing output
early submissions/rejections
photograph and
typewriters
U.S. Post Office job vs. See also specific works
London, Jack/childhood
alcohol
birth/name
boat of (first)
Bonanza (whaler)
California Fish Patrol
education/books
fighting
hobo gangs and
hunting
“Jack” name
love of the sea/nature
money for Razzle Dazzle
moves
Prentisses and
relationship with stepfather
summer with Atherton
work of
London, Joan
London, John
background
death
disability/health
moves/work
stepson and
London Daily Telegraph
Longford, Raymond
Loring, Georgia See also Bamford, Georgia
Los Angeles Times
Loughead, Flora Hines
MacGowan sisters
Macmillan, Alexander
Macmillan & Co.
socialism See also Brett, George P.
Maddern, Bessie See also London, Bessie
“Madness of John Harned, The” (London)
Magnus, Maurice
“Mamie” (Queen of the Oyster Pirates)
Man Jesus, The (Austin)
Manyoungi
in Korea
London firing
in U.S.
Martin Eden (London)
Martínez, Xavier
McCarthy era (1950s)
McClure Phillips & Co.
McIntosh, H.D.
McLean, Alexander
McVeigh, John Devine “Jack,”
Mexican civil war/covering
Miller, Ida See also London, Ida
Miller, Joaquin
Miller, Johnny
Millergraph business
Milner, Charles
Monahan, Michael
Moon-Face and Other Stories (London)
Muldowney, Tim
Mutiny of the Elsinore
Nakata, Yoshimatsu
Nelson, “Old Scratch,”
Nelson, Oscar “Battling,”
Nelson, “ Young Scratch,”
Neuadd Hillside (horse)
New York Herald
New York Times
Niagara Falls and London
Nietzsche, Friedrich philosophy
Nightingale, Florence
Nineteen Eighty-Four (Orwell)
Noel, Joseph
London and
Millergraph business
“Nose for the King, A” (London)
Oakland, San Leandro, and Haywards Electric Railway
Oakland history
Oakland Public Library
Coolbrith and
London and
Oldfield, Barney
Orfans, Spiro
Orwell, George (Eric Arthur Blair)
Ouida (Maria Louise Ramé)
Our Benevolent Feudalism (Ghent)
Outing Magazine
Overland Monthly
editors
London and
Oyster farms
California Fish Commission/Patrol and
history
Oyster pirates
dangers for
London (Prince of the Oyster Pirates)
overview
Pacific Monthly
Palmer, Fred
Panic of 1893. See Financial Panic of 1893
Papyrus (periodical)
Parker, W. B.
Parsons, Lucy
Partington, Blanche
Parton, Lem
Payne, Edward
Peano, Felix
Peggy (dog)
People of the Abyss (London)