The Apocryphal Twain: “The things you didn’t do.”
This commonly misattributed aphorism has its origins in memoirs, Westerns, and the Peace Corps.
This commonly misattributed aphorism has its origins in memoirs, Westerns, and the Peace Corps.
Carl Dolmetsch passed away earlier this month. He left an indelible impression on Twain Studies.
Shelley Fisher Fishkin honored for her contributions to Transnational American Studies.
Henry Rogers, one of Mark Twain’s closest friend, launched what became the largest copper producer in the world. Twain got in on the ground floor.
Listen to the 2019 Elmira College Commencment Address given by Ron Powers, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and Mark Twain biographer.
Dr. Koritha Mitchell hosts a recent episode of the C19 Podcast on “The N-Word in the Classroom.”
What were Samuel Clemens investments? Why was he a shareholder in what would become one of the most notoriously exploitative corporations of the 20th century?
Our 2019 Summer Institute for Teachers will be led by Jocelyn Chadwick and, for the first time, include an opportunity for course credit at Elmira College.
Ron Chernow ended his White House Correspondents Dinner speech with a quote by Mark Twain. Cool, cool. It’s a solid formula. We just wish he’d quoted something Twain actually said.
Sam Clemens celebrated Easter Sunday on this date three times in his life, though the date has a more melancholy significant for Twain Studies as well.