Ryan’s Trouble Begins Lecture Now Available
Ryan discusses the complex legacy of race and racism in Twain’s writings and in Mark Twain Studies itself
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Next Trouble Begins Lecture Focuses on the Dangers of Teaching Mark Twain Studies
Lecture takes place at Quarry Farm on Wednesday, May 24 (7:00pm)
CMTS Announces the 2023 Spring Trouble Begins Line-Up
All CMTS lectures are free and open to the public. We hope to see you at Quarry Farm
Reviewing Mark Twain Among The Indians with John Bird, Susan K. Harris, & Ann Ryan
New American Vandal Podcast series centers on Kerry Driscoll’s groundbreaking book, “Mark Twain Among The Indians & Other Indigenous Peoples.”
Register for the Next Hartford Mark Twain Virtual Lecture
Virtual lecture will take place on Wednesday, May 4 at 7:00PM
2018 Summer Teachers’ Institute: “Mark Twain In Color”
For the registration form and full Institute schedule, click here. The Center for Mark Twain Studies is once again collaborating with the Schuyler-Chemung- Tioga-Corning Teachers’ Center to offer the 2018 Summer Teachers’ Institute in July (Tuesday, July 10 and Wednesday, July 11). This two-day institute is held in the Gannett-Tripp Library on the Elmira College campus and at Quarry Farm. The theme this year is “Mark Twain In Color.” Join […]
A Mark Twain Studies Primer
My name is Mac Morrison, I am an undergraduate student at Tulane University. I’ve loved Mark Twain’s books since I was a very small child, and I’d like to gain a deeper understanding of the man and his work. In most academic fields there seem to be a short list of works by modern scholars that are considered canonical within the field, and I was just wondering if you might […]