Join life-long Jack London aficionado and park docent Doc Stull for a compelling reading followed by a spirited discussion at the House of Happy Walls, Jack London State Park, Glen Ellen, CA.
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM, Sunday, August 12. Free.
$10.00 Vehicle entry fee.
Complimentary wine and refreshments served.
There is limited seating for this event. Limited to 20 participants – please make reservations to insure seating.
Click link for reservations: http://jacklondonpark.com/jl-short-story.html
Californian Jack London (1876 -1916) was the most popular American author of his day – adventurer, romantic, realist, war correspondent, boxing writer, revolutionary, sportsman, socialist, public intellectual, dreamer…combative, contrary, contradictory, charismatic, and courageous – Jack London’s legacy lives here amidst the mystical magic of Valley of the Moon.
Perhaps no other American author encompassed more diverse subject areas and amassed more output within a short life-span of only 4o years – 50 novels, more than 200 short stories, plus a well-spring of non-fiction and photojournalism, London was a larger-than-life man of great passion, vision, and contradiction.
Join Doc and experience one of Jack’s most riveting and unforgettable short stories.
http://jacklondonpark.com/jl-short-story.html
