Wolves in Literature

This page views Wolves and their standing in significant historical Literature.

1900s


Jack London's Call of the Wild, published 1903, follows a Saint Bernard, named Buck, after being taken from his home and thrown into the arctic wilderness as a sled dog, setting off a chain of events and eventually ends up living with wolves.



Yet another Classic by Jack London. White Fangfollows a she-wolf named White Fang as the main protagonist, published 1906, White Fang, has become one of Jack London's most beloved classics.



Wolves appear in J.R.R Tolkien's The Hobbit, has Wolves as one of the antagonists, published 1937.



Published 1950,  The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe includes a wolf be the name of Maugrim, as one of the main antagonists, he is joined by several other wolves.

2000s
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