MARK TWAIN FORUM BOOK REVIEWS: “Mark Twain’s Literary Resources, Vol. 2” by Alan Gribben
The long awaited publication of a popular reference, dramatically revised and expanded.
Tag: Mark Twain
Kather and Woodhouse Discuss the New Mark Twain Exhibit
The Mark Twain Exhibit in Cowles Hall is free and open to the public
The Apocryphal Twain: “It is easier to con a man than to convince him he has been conned.”
Viral apocrypha associated with January 6 hearings.
Mark Twain & The Russians: An Exchange of Views
An annotated digital edition of Charles Neider’s 1960 pamphlet.
The Twain Doctrine
The midcentury resurgence of interest in Mark Twain’s life and work was fueled by the propaganda operations of both the U.S. and U.S.S.R.
Joking Aside: Jon Stewart & The Mark Twain Prize
Jon Stewart will receive the 2022 Mark Twain Prize at The Kennedy Center this weekend.
The John T. Lewis Story: A Repeat Epistolary Performance
Two scholars from the Mark Twain Project analyze Twain’s storytelling technique by comparing two letters recounting the same famous incident at Quarry Farm.
The Journey Motif: Poetry & Mark Twain, Part Two – Linguistic Exploration
The third selection of teaching exemplars for Mark Twain’s poetry.
The Ministry For The Future (Worldwide Climate Teach-In Special Episode) with Sheri-Marie Harrison, Anna Kornbluh, & Min Hyoung Song
American Vandal episode on Kim Stanley Robinson’s novel, Ministry For The Future, is part of the Worldwide Teach-In On Climate & Justice.
Athens By Moonlight: Mark Twain Tours Ancient Greece in The Innocents Abroad
Sam Clemens broke quarantine in 1867 to sneak into Athens and produce a vision of the “birthplace of democracy” that would appeal to American readers of the time.