London, who died at 40, very likely of self-administered morphine while in the agonies of terminal uremia, suffers again in this latest life. Alex Kershaw has written a series of 12 books. Alex Kershaw brings to life this incredible story of survival and endurance. Most Recommended Books presents the Alex Kershaw series written by Alex Kershaw. Although writing for an American audience, he uses British spellings (''tyres,'' ''cheque'') and lapses into language that would have embarrassed his mostly self-taught subject (''a boy who weighed less than him'' ''intellectual ideas''). Escape from the Deep A True Story of Courage and Survival During World War II. Kershaw captures feelings and terror of men hunting men. fallen from dizzying heights to rock bottom''). Alex Kershaws tale of the tragic end of the USS Tang and her crew is a most read for all generations. Navy and the Silent Service during World War II, 'Escape from the Deep: The Epic Story of a Legendary Submarine and Her Courageous Crew'. Alex Kershaw discusses his new book about the U.S. London has inspired numerous biographies, though with this work, Kershaw adds little to London's life but cliches (''Jack had. Escape from the Deep: Directed by David Cannek. Ultimately, he was reduced to purchasing plots to exploit from an aspiring young writer named Sinclair Lewis. A few-Call of the Wild, Sea Wolf and Martin Eden-were memorable enough to turn the one-time sailor and laborer into a literary celebrity. Even under the influence of John Barleycorn, he usually managed his thousand words a day, writing hundreds of fact pieces, short stories and 20 novels. Kershaw, a Los Angeles-based English journalist, writes that by the time London was 39, in early 1915, ''the muses had indeed deserted Jack.'' Actually, London seems to have deserted his muses, producing what many considered alcohol-inspired claptrap about violent men and their women intended for quick sale.

Escape from the Deep by Alex Kershaw