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Ira Fistell’S Mark Twain:

Three Encounters

By: Ira Fistell

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Ira Fistells Mark Twain: Three Encounters begins with a perceptive analysis of the authors major novels which will be a revelation to any reader of Twain. Ira proves that Tom Sawyer is anything but a kids book; explains why the ending of Huckleberry Finn, often dismissed as just cheating, is actually the most brilliant part of the book; makes sense of the confusing and difficult Connecticut Yankee; and discovers the tragedy in The Tragedy of Puddnhead Wilson. Then this book explores how the places Twain live affected what he wrote, and concludes with a stunning explanation of the authors terrible guilt in his later years. No other study of Twain and his work compares with this one: it is the essential book on this subject.

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1469178729

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Ira Fistell’S Mark Twain:

Three Encounters

By: Ira Fistell

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Ira Fistell’S Mark Twain:

Three Encounters

By: Ira Fistell

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1469178729

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9781469178721

Ira Fistell's Mark Twain

Three Encounters

By: Ira Fistell

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Ira Fistell's Mark Twain

Three Encounters

By: Ira Fistell

Ira Fistell's Mark Twain: Three Encounters begins with a perceptive analysis of the author's major novels which will be a revelation to any reader of Twain. Ira proves that Tom Sawyer is anything but a kids book; explains why the ending of Huckleberry Finn, often dismissed as "just cheating," is actually the most brilliant part of the book; makes sense of the confusing and difficult Connecticut Yankee; and discovers the tragedy in The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead Wilson. Then this book explores how the places Twain live affected what he wrote, and concludes with a stunning explanation of the author's terrible guilt in his later years. No other study of Twain and his work compares with this one: it is the essential book on this subject.

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1469178702

ISBN 13

9781469178707

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