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Jack London

historical author referenced by the fictional writer persona

Kind
Human
Historicity
Historical / real

Names & variants

London · Observed Form · Text

Works

Post Oaks and Sand RoughsPrimary text
Jack LondonMentioned · first: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 127
Untitled play (A typical small town drugstore . . .)Text
LondonMentioned · first: Post Oaks and Sand Roughs UE p. 57

Poetry

Poetry appearances come from the exhaustive exact-state census of all 765 currently catalogued Poetry textual states.

A Fable for CriticsLetter-preserved text
Jack LondonOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 3 p. 172
Echoes from an AnvilFirst-publication text
LondonOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 324
The Road to FreedomGlenn Lord retype
LondonOn Page · 1 source-counted occurrence · first: Collected Poetry UE Vol. 2 p. 321

Correspondence

A person or entity may be a sender, recipient, subject or mention. Arrows show sender/recipient direction; these roles do not imply an appearance in Howard’s fiction.

Letter to Tevis Clyde Smith, week of February 20, 1928MentionedLetter from Tevis Clyde Smith to Robert E. Howard, circa summer 1928MentionedLetter to H. P. Lovecraft, August 9, 1932MentionedLetter to H. P. Lovecraft, ca. December 1932MentionedLetter from H. P. Lovecraft to Robert E. Howard, January 21, 1933MentionedLetter to H. P. Lovecraft, March 6, 1933MentionedLetter from H. P. Lovecraft to Robert E. Howard, March 25, 1933MentionedLetter to Carl Jacobi, ca. Summer 1934MentionedLetter to H. P. Lovecraft, ca. December 1934MentionedUnsent letter to Unknown recipient, undated, unsentMentioned