[DOC] [TLE] Jack London - Wikipedia [PAR] John Griffith "Jack" London was an American novelist, journalist, and social 
activist. A pioneer in the then-burgeoning world of commercial magazine fiction, 
.... In early 1903, London sold The Call of the Wild to The Saturday Evening Post 
... the Russo-Japanese War in early 1904, arriving in Yokohama on January 25, 
1904. [DOC] [TLE] Who was Jack London [PAR] Overview of this famous turn-of-the-century American author's life emphasizing ... 
Much of his youth was spent in Oakland, California, on the waterfront. ... As a 
journalist, Jack covered the Russo-Japanese War for the Hearst newspapers ... 
His most notable books include The Call of the Wild (originally entitled The 
Sleeping... [DOC] [TLE] James L. Haley's "Wolf: The Lives of Jack London," reviewed by ... [PAR] Jul 4, 2010 ... A two-fisted exponent of naturalism in fiction, he drew on his experiences as a ... 
lists, known almost exclusively as the author of "The Call of the Wild" and "White 
Fang. ... journalism, covering the Russo-Japanese War for the Hearst ... to use), 
Charmian managed to serve as London's amanuensis and grimly... [DOC] [TLE] Jack the lad | The Economist [PAR] Aug 12, 2010 ... Heeding the call of the wild ... And what a writer. ... high-calibre adventure novels, 
journalism (he served as a foreign correspondent for William Randolph Hearst 
during the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-05), and political... [DOC] [TLE] Jack London: The Adventurer-Writer who Chronicled Asian Wars ... [PAR] Jan 25, 2010 ... The Russo-Japanese War saw Japan alter the world balance of power that the 
West ... The Hearst newspapers stridently warned of the yellow peril. ... a fellow 
journalist with London during the Russo-Japanese war, as saying that .... at Wiju; 
but they served another purposefirst, farther down the stream. [DOC] [TLE] Jack London Slept Here - Poetry Bay - Online Poetry Magazine [PAR] Those who wish to visit old literary haunts in New York City typically find ... 
bookshops and entertainment venues served the burgeoning 19th century world 
of ... Jack covered the Russo-Japanese War for the Hearst newspapers in 1904, 
and in 1914 ... best known today as author of adventure stories like The Call of 
the Wild,... [DOC] [TLE] Through the Lens of Jack London | Humanities [PAR] In his short life--he lived to just forty--Jack London was many things: writer, 
seafarer ... to report on the Russo-Japanese War for Hearst newspapers two 
years later. ... "The Russo-Japanese War is probably what made him known 
around the ... London is perhaps best known as the author of The Call of the Wild 
and Sea Wolf. [DOC] [TLE] Jack London Photographer - Jack London State Historic Park [PAR] ... widely read American writers who produced 50 books including Call of the 
Wild and The Sea Wolf; ... images of the Russo-Japanese War while he was on 
assignment for the Hearst Syndicate; ... Most of his photographs remained 
unpublished until 2010 when authors Jeanne ... Refreshments will be served at 
intermission. [DOC] [TLE] John Griffith Chaney - Encyclopedia - The Free Dictionary [PAR] (John Griffith London), 18761916, American author, b. ... rush, and a newspaper 
correspondent during the Russo-Japanese War and Mexican Revolution. ... The 
Call of the Wild (1903), about a tame dog who becomes wild and eventually 
leads a ... He was also a skillful reporter and a master of the documentary sketch. [DOC] [TLE] Wolf House Burning: Page I (The Calamity Papers) [PAR] In 1913, the year Wolf House burned, Jack London, at age thirty-seven, had 
already ... favorite author, the creator of The Call of the Wild, White Fang, The Sea
-Wolf, Martin Eden, and ... In the first half of 1904, London served as a war 
correspondent for the Hearst newspapers in Manchuria during the Russo-
Japanese War,... [DOC] [TLE] Book

Question: During the Russo-Japanese War, this "Call of the Wild" author served as a reporter for Hearst
Answer: Jack London