The Samuel Clemens-Angelfish Correspondence, 1905-1910
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Köp båda 2 för 1942 krAn important addition to recent biographical studies that deal with Clemens turbulent last decade. . . . Cooley's edition should prove to be a fundamental source for the study of Clemens's final years as well as for the examination of larger questions involving Victorian attitudes toward innocence and sexuality. -- J. Kent Calder * <i>Documentary Editing</i> * Filled with humor and pathos, and it ultimately presents a fascinating psychological glimpse of Mark Twain. -- Jackie Jones * <i>San Francisco Chronicle</i> * The wealth of letters collected here are dotted with charm and wit and represent a genuine contribution to Twain scholarship. -- Charles C. Nash * <i>Library Journal</i> * Cooley's careful editing with appropriate introductions places the letters into a larger context of Twain's last five years and will help scholars see Twain's problematic relationship to the young women more clearly. -- E. Suderman * <i>Choice</i> *
Samuel Clemens (Author) SAMUEL CLEMENS (18351910) remains one of America's most influential, prolific, and most widely read authors. John Cooley (Editor) JOHN COOLEY is a professor emeritus of English and environmental studies at Western Michigan University. His publications include How Nancy Jackson Married Kate Wilson and Other Tales of Rebellious Girls and Daring Young Women and Earthly Words: Essays on Contemporary American Nature and Environmental Writers.