Samuel Longhorn Clemens (also known as Mark Twain) declared that his autobiography could not be published for 100 years. In November of this year, a century will have passed and the first installment of the huge work (more than 5000 pages!) will be released to the public. Until then, you can get a glimpse into his life by reading Jerome Lovings' Mark Twain and gain perspective on the source of his "tragic laughter."
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
The Mysterious Mr. Clemens
Samuel Longhorn Clemens (also known as Mark Twain) declared that his autobiography could not be published for 100 years. In November of this year, a century will have passed and the first installment of the huge work (more than 5000 pages!) will be released to the public. Until then, you can get a glimpse into his life by reading Jerome Lovings' Mark Twain and gain perspective on the source of his "tragic laughter."
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