Martin Eden

Author: Jack London

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Title: Martin Eden

Author: Jack London

Description: A self-taught working-class sailor fights to become a writer and win the love of a middle-class woman. Jack London's most autobiographical novel is a sharp look at ambition, class, and disillusionment.

Pages: 424

Size: 9.74 MB

Format: PDF

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