jack london probably would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office. typing was done either by his wife, charmian, or by his manservant. he was surrounded by books. he loved books. he would also see some technological innovations, like a dictaphone which was invented by thomas edison but was used by london because it allowed him to dictate letters without him having to write them longhand. he, his wife, and his manservant could all work in here at the same time, whether it was working on books, correspondence, or farm. he was very productive here. in fact, 2/3 of his work was published after he moved here. books like "white fang" was published here in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. "little lady of the big house" was published while he was here. he would write 1000 words a day before breakfast, but a lot of time was spent because he was trying to build the beauty ranch, the ranch of good intentions, so that it could be a model, and that took a lot of his time. one of the elements that he sought to perfect in order to help people was to

would have probably been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office. typing was done either by his charmian, or by his manservant. -- was invented by thomas edison but was used by london because it allowed him to dictate letters without him having to write them longhand. he, his wife, and his manservant could all work in here at the same time, whether it was working on books, correspondence, or farm. he was very productive here. of his work was published after he moved here. books like "white fang" was published here in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. "little lady of the big house" was published while he was here. he would write 1000 words a day before breakfast, but a lot of time was spent because he was trying to build the beauty rants, the range of good intentions, so that it could be a model, and that took a lot of his time. one of the elements that he sought to perfect in order to help people was to create a much more productive ranch, a much more productive farm, so that people could be said, people could have jobs, and people co

jack london probably would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office. the typing was done either by his wife, charmian, or by his manservant. he was surrounded by books. he loved books. he would also see some technological innovations, things like the dictaphone, which had been invented by thomas edison but was used by london because it allowed him to dictate letters without him having to write them longhand. he, his wife, and his manservant could all work in here at the same time, whether it was working on books, correspondence, or farm. he was very productive here. in fact, 2/3 of his work was published after he moved here. books like "white fang" was published here in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. "little lady of the big house" was published while he was here. jaclyn and claims that he works two hours a day writing, and he wrote 1000 words a day before breakfast, but a lot of time was spent because he was trying to build the beauty rants, the -- beauty ranch, the ranch of good intentions, so that it could be a model, and that took

and in hundreds of pages in longhand jerry nash helped me start right in the book and it was great. when you write a book before it ever gets published you have read it about 15 times. the first two or three times i thought this was a great book. they paid very little attention to mississippi. they don't consider that news. they want a big story about something terrible happening happening and those things didn't happen in mississippi. we bore the brunt of the national disaster in history. it was an obliteration on the coast and it wasn't just a coastal calamity. a third of the fatalities happened in the land in the inland counties of the state and we had hurricane force winds north of the debian. they were declared major disaster areas because of the amount of destruction in the counties more than 200 miles in length. and frankly you have to see it in person to get it, to capture the scale of the destruction and the type of destruction. you couldn't get that out of a television camera or photograph in the newspaper. you have to see it. so as time went on i thought about the storm a

jack london probably would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office.yping was done either by his wife, charmian, or by his manservant. -- was invented by thomas edison but was used by london because it allowed him to dictate letters without him having to write them longhand. he, his wife, and his manservant could all work in here at the same time, whether it was working on books, correspondence, or farm. he was very productive here. in fact, 2/3 of his work was published after he moved here. books like "white fang" was published here in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. "little lady of the big house" was published while he was here. he would write 1000 words a day before breakfast, but a lot of time was spent because he was trying to build the beauty rants, the range of good intentions, so that it could be a model, and that took a lot of his time. one of the elements that he sought to perfect in order to help people was to create a much more productive ranch, a much more productive farm, so that people could be said, people could have jo

but used by jack london because it allowed him to dictate letters without spending time to write longhand. his wife and servant could all work in here at the same time. while he was working on books, they were working on correspondence, or even on farm matters. he was very productive. 2/3 of his writing was published. was published in 1906. the valley of the moon was published when he was living here. workedondon claimed he -- jack london claimed he worked two hours a day, but a lot of spent -- on his ranch said it could be a model. and it took a lot of time. one element that he ought to wasect -- soft to perfect to make a more productive ranch, a farm, that people could be fed , have jobs. so that people could be more successful. was doing washe experimental, he was trying things that he expected to be successful or written about and people can learn from what he did. for example, historically americans believe in manifest destiny, they believe that america has a god-given right to own the country from coast to coast, if you are a virginia planter, you could move west. in west virginia,

jack london would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office, the typing was done either by his wife or his manservant. he was surrounded by books, he would see some technological innovations, things like a dictaphone that was invented by edison and was used by jack london because it allowed him to dictate responses to letters in his heart without spending time to write those long hand. he, his wife and his manservant could all work in here at the same time, whether working on books or correspondence or farm matters. he was very productive, two thirds of his writing was published after he moved here, books like white fang published in 1906 a year after he brought his ranch property, valley of the moon was published living here, little lady in the big house was published here, jack london claims he worked two hours a day writing because he would write a thousand words a day before breakfast but i think a lot of his time was spent because he was trying to build the ranch so it could be a model and that took a lot of his time. one of the elements he sought to per

havelondon probably would been writing longhand when somebody came into his office pretty was reproductive. two thirds of his writing was published after he moved here. books like white fang were published in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. the big housed was published while he was living here. jack london claimed he worked two hours a day writing. he would write a thousand words a day before breakfast. i think a lot of his time was spent because he was trying to build the ranch of good intentions. that took a lot of his time. >> see all of our programs today at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. tinsleyed admiral david is a retired meteorologist and expert in climatology. the penn state meteorology professor recently talked about the effects of climate change on security and public policy. this was hosted by westminster college in fulton missouri. it is an hour. >> what is that? what is that black thing with the numbers on it? it is a sextant. shat do you sextant for? >> navigation. it is for shooting the stars. maybe the professors here remember. i doubt if anybody

hallberg wrote it longhand. >> even though it seemed unpublishable to me. >> reporter: unpublishable.long. those kinds of -- i shouldn't see those kinds of books being published. >> reporter: why did you do it? >> because it had to be done. it was a joy. it was a joy to do. >> reporter: diana miller is his editor. >> it was a warm and to have the smarts and emotional side together seamlessly is a great combination. >> reporter: city on fire is set in the new york of the 1970s, focusing on the heirs to a great fortune and the messy lives and city they along amongst. >> out again. >> i knew it! >> reporter: including the blackout of 1977. >> it was a miserable muggy wednesday night. >> part of the sense of possession that i felt in the 45-second space where the entire book came to me was that somehow i had been dreaming about or communicating with this time period for years. i had been driving around. >> reporter: you wanted to live in that time period? >> i didn't -- it wasn't a choice. i mean, i'm driving around the back road in north carolina, you know, feeling like nobody gets it. ♪

he probably would have wrote longhand but two-thirds of his writing was published after he moved here like white fang and that was one year after he bought the property valley of the moon was publisher of he was living here and he claimed he worked two hours a day he would write a thousand words before breakfast but because he was trying to build the ranch so that took a lot of his time year. ramesh ponnuru moderates this hour and 15 minute discussion. >> from the washington, d.c. center. the national review and the pacific legal foundation is honored to welcome you here today with the hurricane coverage and the to hundreds of thousands of people across the country who are tuning in by c-span. we would also like to thank jones day for this nice roof and staff assistance to -- for putting this together. as for plf, our interest in the supreme court mirrors brief attention. we will have as many as eight petitions pending before the justice involving cases that we have filled and i think that is probably the most of any public interest legal organization. we have seven straight wins in t

jack london probably would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office.e was very productive. two thirds was published after he moved here. books like white fang published in 1906 a year after he brought his ranch. the valley of the moon while he here.ving jack london claims that he worked two hours a day writing. but i think a lot of his time was spent because he was trying to build the ranch of good intentions so that it could be a model and that took a lot of his time. next, a debate between party leaders. topics include canada u.s. relations, the keystone xl pipeline and the current syrian refugee crisis. you'll hear all three leaders speak in both french and english which is customary in canada. this is just under two hours. >> russians current leaders are not simply the rulers of the nation they literally the countries enemies. >> i appeared to sacrifice the african continent for some free-market ideology. >> then you will come back and you are rattled and shaken up. >> it seems to be hard for somebody else that it's time to change. >> the 21st cent

jack london probably would've been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office. he was very productive. 2/3 of his writings published after moved here. inite fang" was published 1906 a year after he bought his property. "valley road" was published when he lived here. 2ck london claimed he worked hours a day because he would write 1000 words a day before breakfast. a lot of his time was spent because he was trying to build the beauty ranch. it could be a model. that took a lot of his time. announcer: see all of our programs saturday afternoon on two's book tv.n >> president obama announced he is reluctantly accepting the resignation of arne duncan. the president also took reporters questions on the government funding deal, dealing with gun violence and the situation in syria. this is about one hour, 10 minutes. president obama: please be seated. good afternoon. arne duncan is one of my longest-serving cabinet secretaries and he has been a friend for a lot longer than that.

jack london probably would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office. his very productive here. two thirds of his writing is published after he moved here. books like. books like white fang was published in 1906, a year after he brought his ranch property. valley of the moon was published while he was living here. little of the lady was published here. jack london claimed he worked to our sedate writing. he would write 1000 words a day before breakfast. i think a lot of his time was spent, because he was trying to build the ranch of good intentions so that could be a model. that is took a lot of his time. >> see all of our programs from santa rosa saturday on c-span's two's book tv. all campaign long c-span takes you on the road to the white house, unfiltered access to the candidate at town hall meetings, news conferences, rallies rallies and speeches. we're taking your comments on twitter, facebook, and by phone. everything we cover is available on our website at c-span.org. >> republican presidential president donald trump. >> thank you very much. wha

jack london probably would have been writing longhand when people came upon him in his office.he was very productive here. in fact, two-thirds of his writing was published after he moved here. books like "white fang" was published in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. "the valley of the moon" was published while he was living here. "little lady of the big house" was published while he was living here. jack london claimed that he worked two hours a day writing, because he would write 1,000 words a day before breakfast. but i think a lot of his time was spent because he was trying to build the beauty ranch, the ranch of good intentions, so that it could be a model. and that took a lot of his time. >> see all of our programs from santa rosa saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's "book tv," and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on "american history tv" on c-span3. >>> next, a look at events this past month in australia's parliament that included the removal of prime minister tony abbott in place of communications minister malcolm turnbull. this is courtesy of australia's public

havelondon probably would been writing longhand when somebody came into his office pretty was reproductive. two thirds of his writing was published after he moved here. books like white fang were published in 1906, a year after he bought his ranch property. the big housed was published while he was living here. jack london claimed he worked two hours a day writing. he would write a thousand words a day before breakfast. i think a lot of his time was

jack london probably would have been writing longhand. books like "white fang" was published in 1906, a year after .e bought the ranch it was published while he was working here. jack london claimed that he worked two hours and a writing so he would write 1000 words a day before breakfast. but i think a lot of his time was spent because he was trying so that ite ranch could be a model. that took a lot of his time. >> see all of our programs and santa rosa today at noon eastern on c-span2 book tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. >> democratic candidate hillary clinton made an appearance in florida. ♪ >> good afternoon students, faculty, and guests of brown college. i'm given the it -- i have been given the esteemed privilege to introduce mrs. hillary clinton. [applause] allow me to tell you a little bit about myself. i was born and raised in florida like many of you here today. i come from a proud household. [applause] now when i was younger, i never took much interest in whoever was whining for president, --

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jack london probably would've been writing longhand when people came upon him.s very productive year. two thirds of his writing was published after he moved here. books like white fang were published in 1906. valley of the moon was published while he was living here. little lady in the big house was published while he was living here. jack london claimed he worked two hours a day writing. i think a lot of his time was spent, because he was trying to build the ranch with good intentions, so that it could be a model. that took a lot of his time. >> see all of our programs of santa rosa, sunday at noon eastern on c-span twos book tv. >> next a look at the threat of islamic extremism in russia. we will hear from a former analyst in the reagan administration. is onemittee hearing hour and 15 minutes. >> there you go. boy, you could hear that. so, this afternoon, we will hear testimony, expert testimony, on a topic not thought to be, but in reality of great concern and importance, the threat of islamic extremism inside russia, and what that might mean to the united st