Writer Jack London‘s brief and very public life has always been the source of much drama and speculation—from his near-mythic Yukon adventures that left him with lifelong health problems to whispers of a romantic triangle involving his second wife.
But now, a new layer of intrigue has been added to the mystery surrounding “The Call of the Wild” author—thanks to a newly listed property in Sonoma, CA, that is said to boast intriguing ties to London and his work.
While the property on the estate was not built until 1987—more than 70 years after London died at the age of 40—it is believed that the land on which it sits may have once formed part of the legendary author’s property holdings…