After Reading Mark Twain By Ron Chernow: 9 Lessons I Learned About Genius, Humor, and the American Experience The Life and Legacy of a Literary Icon (Personal
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It's easy to forget that Samuel Langhorne Clemens—known to the world as Mark Twain—was not just a writer. He was a contradiction. A showman. A businessman. A father. A man of dazzling wit and profound sorrow.
And perhaps most curiously, he was one of the first individuals in American history to consciously build and manage a public persona, decades before social media made that sort of performance second nature.
When you read Ron Chernow's Mark Twain, you're not reading a simple biography. ...
And perhaps most curiously, he was one of the first individuals in American history to consciously build and manage a public persona, decades before social media made that sort of performance second nature.
When you read Ron Chernow's Mark Twain, you're not reading a simple biography. ...























