several different jobs. Eventually he returned to high school and
graduated. At age of 19 Jack London was admitted to the University of California, Berkley, but he stayed there for only 6 months.
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Jack London studying at Heinold's First and Last
Chance in 1886
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In 1900 Jack London married Bess Maddern and
he had two daughters with her. They separated in
1903.
Bessie Maddern London and daughters, Joan and "Becky"
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After the separation from his first wife, Jack
London married his secretary Charmain Kittredge. Jack and Charmian London
(ca. 1915) at Waikiki
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Jack London was among the most publicized figures
of his time, and he used this fact to
support his socialistic views. He was one of the first writers to work with the movie industry; several of his novels were made into films. Jack London wrote hundreds of short stories, and over 50 books, including such classics as “Call of the Wild” and “The Sea Wolf”
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London (right) at the Bohemian Grove with his