
This
is Not What I Meant to Say or Myths About Jack London
The
cottage where he lived on Sonoma Mountain was deserted after his death and and
after the death of his second wife, Charmian’s.
Jack London’s life was his greatest book.[1]
Jack London was born poor. [2]
Jack London worked hard and pulled himself out of poverty.[3]
Jack London worked to support his family.[4]
Jack London was born poor. [2]
Jack London worked hard and pulled himself out of poverty.[3]
Jack London worked to support his family.[4]
In the
1970s a huge safe was discovered in the dilapidated building. It was filled with Charmian’s diaries,
original manuscripts and notes.
Jack London’s mother never loved him.[5]
Jack’s London’s mother tried to commit suicide.[6]
John London was not Jack London’s real father.[7]
Jack London never got over finding out William Chaney was his father.[8]
Through fundraising efforts, Jack London State Park raised enough money to restore the cottage (where Jack and Charmian lived).
Jack London’s mother never loved him.[5]
Jack’s London’s mother tried to commit suicide.[6]
John London was not Jack London’s real father.[7]
Jack London never got over finding out William Chaney was his father.[8]
Through fundraising efforts, Jack London State Park raised enough money to restore the cottage (where Jack and Charmian lived).
Jack London was a racist.[9]
Jack London was not a true socialist.[10]
Jack London was a womanizer.[11]
Jack London couldn’t write a female character to save his life.[12]
Jack London was too prolific.[13]
Jack London wrote to make money.[14]
Jack London was not a true socialist.[10]
Jack London was a womanizer.[11]
Jack London couldn’t write a female character to save his life.[12]
Jack London was too prolific.[13]
Jack London wrote to make money.[14]
Great
effort was put into the recreation of the cottage to its original form. Of note, are the curtains which are
reproductions of the curtains found in photographs of the cottage, Jack and
Charmian’s separate sleeping quarters, and Jack’s office where he and Charmian
wrote his books.
Jack London was an alcoholic.[15]
Jack London burned down his mansion Wolf House.[16]
An enemy burned down Wolf House the night before he and Charmian were to move in.[17]
Jack London killed himself.[18]
Jack London burned down his mansion Wolf House.[16]
An enemy burned down Wolf House the night before he and Charmian were to move in.[17]
Jack London killed himself.[18]
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