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Compared to Jack London, master of the primeval tale, James Dickey, the author of Deliverance, is even more primitive, if that is possible. The chapter on Jack London is Eperjesi's most satisfying. Phelan enjoyed hosting a stream of writers, poets, artists, and actors, including Jack London, Douglas Fairbanks and Edwin Markham, and over the years the house and its extensive grounds in Saratoga became a focus for artistic, intellectual and political life. |
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Jack London - United States writer of novels based on experiences in the Klondike gold rush (1876-1916)