How many short stories did Jack London write?

Answer 1

Plays: 14, which includes the big four (The Seagull, Uncle Vanya, Three Sisters, Cherry Orchard), his first full length play that was actually produced (Ivonov) but is not currently highly regarded, one full length play not printed until after his death (Platonov--though Chekhov never gave it a title), and many one-act plays (e.g. The Marriage Proposal)

Stories: No good answer, but the most largest collection in English (by the translator Constance Garnett) has 201 individual titles/stories. One issue in doing the counting is around classification: Up to six of Chekov's stories (e.g. "The Steppes") are frequently classified as short novels (novellas) rather than short stories though many collections called "The Stories of Chekhov" will include them; Early in his life, to support his family, Chekhov was writing a short "sketch" every day.

Answer 2

Michael Chekhov has written:

'On the technique of acting' -- subject(s): Acting

'The path of the actor' -- subject(s): Actors, Biography

'The Other Chekhov'

'To the actor on the technique of acting'

'O tekhnike aktera' -- subject(s): Acting

'Literaturnoe nasledie' -- subject(s): Correspondence, Actors, Acting, Biography

'Michael Chekhov: On Theatre and the Art of Acting'

'O tekhnike aktera' -- subject(s): Acting

'PATH OF THE ACTOR; ED. BY ANDREI KIRILLOV'

Answer 3

Jack London wrote over 50 short stories throughout his career. Some of his most famous works include "To Build a Fire," "The Call of the Wild," and "White Fang." His stories often feature themes of survival, nature, and the struggle for existence.

Answer 4

A. P. Chekhov has written:

'Five great short stories' -- subject(s): Protected DAISY

Answer 5

1. he wrote 100 short stories

Answer 6

over 2,000