1. Jack London- A famous author/writer

2. The Klondike Jack London got a lot of his inspiration for this book from the Klondike. He went to the Klondike for a year but got scurvy and had to return home with very little money. He met up with two brothers there Marshall and Louis Bond who's dog was thought of as Buck from the story.

3. Call of The Wild Buck a dog taken from his home and sold to a man in a red sweater that would sell him again and take him to the Klondike He has to adapt and learn the laws and rules to survive Careless owners fall into a river and now he is with an owner he loves but then the owner is killed and he becomes a wolf

4. Sea Wolf Humphrey van Weyden, the main character gets himself somehow into the weirdest situation of getting brought on the ship the ghost. He has a crew that dislikes him because they say he isn't fit for the job on the boat He is weak and has barely any muscle His captain is a super natural being, his name is Wolf Larsen Hump gets along with him the best and they talk about many things.

5. Writers Style Jack London uses his past experiences and places he has been for what he writes about Jack London went to the Klondike and wrote two award winning books about that place, Call of The Wild and White Fang. Also he went seal hunting in Japan just as the characters in the Sea Wolf did Also using literary naturalism with the harsh environments of the sea and cold weather up north, just like he had to live with and adapt to when he was growing up

6. Conclusion Jack London was a writer with many writing techniques He wrote many successful award winning novels for adults and young adults He had many adventurous hobbies such as sailing Jack London died on November twenty first 1916 due to a morphine overdose