The Trouble Begins Lectures – Page 8 – Center for Mark Twain Studies

Hunt’s Park Church Lecture Now Available

Hunt discusses Twain’s relationship with the suffrage movement, a section from FOLLOWING THE EQUATOR, and MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY

Chapnick examines CONNECTICUT YANKEE and compares it to the works of H.G. Wells and Edward Bellamy

Next lecture is Wednesday, July 5 at 7:00pm. All CMTS Lectures are free and open to public

Ariel Silver explores the context of Twain’s EVE’S DIARY

Virtual lecture takes place at 5:30pm on Wednesday, January 22

The lecture will take place this Wednesday, June 22 at 7:00pm at The Park Church

All CMTS Lectures are open to the general public at no cost

Cantalamessa explores Twain’s use of humor as tool that allows him to effectively challenge social norms

Lecture takes place at 7pm in the Quarry Farm Barn. All lectures are free and open to the public

Did Twain infringe a common-law copyright held by Mary Ann Cord?
And if so, does that copyright still exist today?