by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Sep 18, 2019 | CMTS Events
Originally posted by: Andy Stanleigh on September 18, 2019 “Yet slowly, surely, steadily, in the course of my fifteen visits, the proportions adjusted themselves to the facts, and I came at last to realize that a waterfall a hundred and sixty-five feet high and a...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Dec 5, 2017 | The Study
Originally posted by: Atsushi Sugimura on December 5, 2017 EDITOR’S NOTE: Atsushi Sugimura’s provocative and nuanced reading of an under-appreciated tale was part of the Mark Twain & Native Americans Panel at The Eighth International Conference on the State of...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Sep 19, 2017 | The Study
Originally posted by: Various Scholars on September 19, 2017 For more than sixty years Hal Holbrook did a thing that Samuel Clemens did for only about thirty: he took Mark Twain to the stage. I suppose the transformation was more profound on Holbrook’s part than on...
by Center For Mark Twain Studies | Dec 21, 2016 | The Study
Originally posted by: Gretchen Sharlow on December 21, 2016 Gretchen Sharlow is the Director Emerita of the Elmira College Center for Mark Twain Studies. Two downloadable lectures from Victor Doyno are available at the end of Director Sharlow’s rememberance. By...