Jack London - The Son Of The Wolf: "The function of man is to live, not to exist."

The narrative explores the tumultuous life of Jack London, highlighting his challenging upbringing, including his mother's mental health struggles and his search for identity. After a brief but impactful time at the University of California, he ventured to the Klondike, where he faced health issues but also began to gather inspiration for his writing. London's prolific career as an author and social activist flourished despite personal hardships, including a troubled marriage and a stint as a war correspondent. His legacy endures through his classic works.