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mark twain

  • Mark Twain’s ‘Italian Without a Master’
    Mark Twain’s ‘Italian Without a Master’
    Language is the focus in Mark Twain’s hilarious story of trying not to understand a foreign tongue.
    October 7, 2023BY Kate Vidimos
  • Sen. David Richards: Amid Book-Banning Trend, the English Language Itself Is Now the Culprit
    Sen. David Richards: Amid Book-Banning Trend, the English Language Itself Is Now the Culprit
    Commentary Ontario’s Peel District School Board, those wonders who are systematically removing treasured books from library shelves, might ...
    September 20, 2023BY Sen. David Richards
  • Comical Corrections: ‘How I Edited an Agricultural Paper’
    Comical Corrections: ‘How I Edited an Agricultural Paper’
    In "The Merchant of Venice," Shakespeare writes: "With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come." He encourages us ...
    July 15, 2023BY Kate Vidimos
  • ‘To Raise Poultry’: The Humor in Humanity
    ‘To Raise Poultry’: The Humor in Humanity
    Humor is one of the greatest gifts that mankind has been given. It gives us the ability to ...
    June 7, 2023BY Kate Vidimos
  • Michael Taube: The Bible Has Been Banned in a School District Located In… Utah?!
    Michael Taube: The Bible Has Been Banned in a School District Located In… Utah?!
    Commentary “Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth ...
    June 5, 2023BY Michael Taube
  • Which to Choose: Mark Twain’s Children’s Short Story, ‘The Five Boons of Life’
    Which to Choose: Mark Twain’s Children’s Short Story, ‘The Five Boons of Life’
    Throughout our lives, we desire many different gifts but rarely desire death. We come to fear our end ...
    May 29, 2023BY Kate Vidimos
  • A World-Class Gift for a Bargain Basement Price
    A World-Class Gift for a Bargain Basement Price
    For most of us, the daily mail brings bills, advertisements, a magazine or newspaper, political circulars in the ...
    May 25, 2023BY Jeff Minick
  • Lost in Excess: ‘Hunting the Deceitful Turkey’
    Lost in Excess: ‘Hunting the Deceitful Turkey’
    Mark Twain's humorous short story also teaches a valuable lesson about restraint.
    May 16, 2023BY Kate Vidimos
  • Full Steam Ahead: Mark Twain’s Short Story, ‘Mark Twain: A Child’s Biography’
    Full Steam Ahead: Mark Twain’s Short Story, ‘Mark Twain: A Child’s Biography’
    The haphazard, changing nature of life can make it difficult to stay true to one's self. But if ...
    March 13, 2023BY Kate Vidimos
  • Mark Twain House: A Grand Home for an American Writer
    Mark Twain House: A Grand Home for an American Writer
    Volumes have been written about the quintessentially American author who was inspired by his experience as a Mississippi ...
    February 26, 2023BY Deena Bouknight
  • ‘Is He Dead?’: Mark Twain Comes Back to Life
    ‘Is He Dead?’: Mark Twain Comes Back to Life
    To read a play rather than watch it performed is a bit like eating a beef burrito without ...
    January 7, 2023BY Jeff Minick
  • 2022 A Year of Toil, Trouble, and Yet Hope for Many Americans
    2022 A Year of Toil, Trouble, and Yet Hope for Many Americans
    The following article represents five days on the road driving through Arizona, California, and Nevada, listening to everyday ...
    December 31, 2022BY Allan Stein
  • Theater Review: ‘Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man & The Pool’
    Theater Review: ‘Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man & The Pool’
    NEW YORK—The thought of death or, to be more specific, the end of one's life can be quite ...
    November 25, 2022BY Judd Hollander
  • These Mississippi River Towns Offer Real Surprises
    These Mississippi River Towns Offer Real Surprises
    As the plane taking me home rose and banked to the west, it crossed the Mississippi River. Just ...
    October 23, 2022BY Jim Farber
  • Opposites Attract: Mark Twain and Joan of Arc
    Opposites Attract: Mark Twain and Joan of Arc
    More than a century after his death, Mark Twain (1835–1910), the pen name for Samuel Langhorne Clemens, remains ...
    September 4, 2022BY Jeff Minick
  • How Mark Twain Discovered His Wit and Style as a Reporter Working in America’s Rough and Tumble West
    How Mark Twain Discovered His Wit and Style as a Reporter Working in America’s Rough and Tumble West
    Twentieth-century American author William Faulkner called him “the father of American literature.” But few of his compatriots today ...
    August 12, 2022BY David Coulson
  • Something for Summer Reading: ‘The Adventures of Tom Sawyer’ by Mark Twain
    Something for Summer Reading: ‘The Adventures of Tom Sawyer’ by Mark Twain
    There are few books that encompass the soul of summertime, and “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” is one ...
    June 15, 2022BY Sean Fitzpatrick
  • Is the Rift Between the Public and the C-Suites Permanent?
    Is the Rift Between the Public and the C-Suites Permanent?
    Commentary HANNIBAL, Mo.—During a visit to Hannibal, Missouri, in 1882, Mark Twain wrote to his wife Olivia of ...
    December 8, 2021BY Salena Zito
  • Gems From the Gilded Age: The Wit and Wisdom of Mark Twain
    Gems From the Gilded Age: The Wit and Wisdom of Mark Twain
    Future historians called it “The Gilded Age.” From the 1870s to around 1900, technology and manufacturing exploded in ...
    October 21, 2021BY Jeff Minick
  • Find Lucille Ball, Mark Twain, and Salad Dressing in Upstate N.Y.
    Find Lucille Ball, Mark Twain, and Salad Dressing in Upstate N.Y.
    Leaving Chautauqua County, my husband, Vic, and I continued our Empire State Road Trip in upstate New York, ...
    January 10, 2021BY Fyllis Hockman
  • I Like to Read Other People’s Mail
    I Like to Read Other People’s Mail
    I like to read other people’s mail. Don’t worry, I only read the mail of dead people. Mainly ...
    June 10, 2019BY Susannah Pearce
  • Theater Review: ‘Big River’
    Theater Review: ‘Big River’
    Deceptively simple and totally compelling, "Big River" offers a strong lesson about people caught up in a painful ...
    February 11, 2017BY Judd Hollander
  • Michael Douglas Claims Val Kilmer Is Battling Throat Cancer
    Michael Douglas Claims Val Kilmer Is Battling Throat Cancer
    Actor Michael Douglas claimed Monday that friend and former co-star Val Kilmer is battling throat cancer. He told ...
    October 31, 2016BY Epoch Newsroom
  • Scholars Find Cache of Early Letters by Mark Twain
    Scholars Find Cache of Early Letters by Mark Twain
    SAN FRANCISCO—Scholars at the University of California, Berkeley have pieced together a collection of letters written by Mark ...
    May 4, 2015BY The Associated Press
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    The New Cholesterol Pill Isn’t for Everyone. Here’s How to Tell.
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    NEW By Lawrence Wilson
    Senate Panel Advances Bill to Make Hospitals Compete on Price
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    1hr By Jackson Richman
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    House Passes Congressional Stock Trading Ban
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  • Doctor Urges Medical Community to Take Action Against China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
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