Lost Face

Jack London emerged as a prominent American author in the early 20th century, capitalizing on advancements in printing technology that fueled the demand for popular magazine fiction. A self-taught writer, he faced significant challenges in his early career, vividly depicted in his novel, Martin Eden. By 1900, he had established himself financially, earning what would be a substantial income today. London's notable works include classics such as The Call of the Wild and White Fang, reflecting his mastery in storytelling and his ability to resonate with a broad audience.