The inventions of Mark Twain
Young Sam Clemens reinvented himself to become Mark Twain -- writer, family man, lecturer, speculator, publisher, world traveler, and perhaps the most widely recognized public figure of his time. For Mark Twain, to write was to live fully with all his energies; and yet to participate in the outside …
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