Essays on Jack London

Jack London was a famous America Author, born 12 of January 1876, California, USA. He is most famous for his novels and short text, most of which are inspired by his real-life experiences. One of the things which he took a lot of inspiration from...

On September 27 we were 500 000 who were asking for changes in the system so that human activities would stop destroying our mother nature. In his own way in the short story “All Gold Canyon” Jack London denounces our destroying behaviors when he begins...

It’s hard to believe death knocking on your door could be a reocurring event. For the man in Jack London’s “To Build A Fire”. This was the result of a setting back to the years back to Yukon territory during the Klondike gold rush. There...

The story, “Into the Wild” by Jon Krakauer is based on a true story of Chris McCandless, a Emory University graduate who made top student and athlete. However, instead of embarking on a prestigious and profitable career, he chooses to give his savings to charity,...

The two literary pieces I am going to be analyzing today are “The White Heron” by Jewett, and “To Build a Fire” by London. Both texts delve into the idea of city versus nature. With Jewett giving a gendered and allegorical contrast between nature and...