Author of the Seawolf, Author Bio of the Seawolf

The Sea Wolf is one of Jack London's full-length masterpieces. The decimal depicts a heart-wrenching struggle and unforgettable love story on a seal-hunting yacht named the Devil's. **The "wolf" in ** is not only the name of Captain Leyson, for the author, Yixue is synonymous with superman, the author leads readers into the bold and rough wilderness through his works, experiences the ruthlessness of wild life, and feels the dark side of human life and the brilliance of primitive life; At the same time, it also exposes the glimpse of capitalist society, and expresses the praise of the indomitable will of the working people and the sympathy for the miserable life.

In addition, the author's influence on Nietzsche and Spencer is also fully expressed in the work.

The book of the famous American writer Jack London, "The Sea Wolf" is recognized as one of the best written on the theme of the sea. The story was written movingly and epicly, and it was not only a literary success, but also a hit on the silver screen. The story is based on London's experience of catching seals in the North Pacific:

The ship he worked on in London was a sealer, and the route from San Francisco Bay to Japanese waters was the same. Many of the descriptions of the seal ship "Devil", its sailing activities, the mysterious scenery and climate at sea, and the life of sailors at sea are based on Jack London's personal experiences and experiences. ** Focusing on the characters of Larsen and Henvlay Van Weyden, the conflict between the two shows the clash of different ideas, and integrates the writer's own thinking on the philosophy of life, as some critics have said, the work reflects London's inner "conflict between idealism and materialism, conscience and fraud".

It was the American writer Jack London.

Jack London (1876-1916), American home. Born in San Francisco. His father was a bankrupt farmer and his family was poor.

As a child, Jack sold his physical strength for a living, sold newspapers, worked as a child laborer, and later worked as a sailor in Japan. After returning to China, he worked in the Huangji Hunger Ma Factory and the Railway Factory. Later, he joined the ranks of Canadian gold diggers, but returned empty-handed, and from then on, he immersed himself in writing.

His early works include The Call of the Wild (1903) and White Fang (1906). In 1909, he published his masterpiece and autobiography "Martin Eden", which described the bumpy fate of a realist writer born in a working family in capitalist society, and made a sharp criticism of society. In his lifetime, he has written more than 150 short stories**, among which the best ones are "The Mexican", "Love Life", "Under the Canopy of the Deck", etc.

His characters have distinct personalities, tight storylines, vivid writing, and are quite infectious. After he became famous, he committed suicide on November 22, 1916 due to financial bankruptcy and family disputes.

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According to my personal opinion, it should be good-looking. The ups and downs of the plot in it are big and hail, and you can read the original text for yourself.

The Sea Wolf is one of Jack London's full-length masterpieces.