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Martin Eden

Author:	Jack London
Publisher:	Champaign, Ill. : Book Jungle, [2007].
Edition/Format:	Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Martin Eden is a writer who resembles London. When Eden sent a manuscript off in the mail he thought there was no human editor at the other end. There must be a machine designed to take the papers out of one envelope and put them into another one and address it for return. This idea has made this novel a favorite with writers who can empathize with Eden. - Back cover.
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