Mark Twain Autobiography

July 12, 2010

Larry Rohter at the New York Times relates the darker, more cynical Mark Twain that has emerged through publication of the first volume of his unexpurgated autobiography, a century after his death:  “One thing that gets Mark Twain going is his rage and resentment.”

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