Facts About Mark Twain

Mark Twain Facts

Mark Twain Real Name – Samuel Langhorne Clemens is the actual name of Mark Twain.

Mark Twain was his pen name with which he used to write for the Keokuk Post.  Before starting as a writer, Mark Twain worked as an apprentice printer, then served in the army for some time as soldier in American Civil War, and then in a mine.  Like other writers such as J.D. Salinger and Edgar Allan Poe, Twain’s work left a big impression on America and society as a whole.  

One of the jobs for which he got recognition for other than writing was that of a lecturer.  He was profoundly known for his story telling abilities and stage presence.  Twain was quite the presence on stage and was well respected and recognized as a speaker and enabling conversation starters.  This seems to make sense given his excellent skills using the words of the English language – though his works eventually spread to places like Asia, France, Mexico, and Australia.

Mark Twain was born weeks after the Halley’s comet was seen and died on the same day as the Halley comet was next seen, a span of 75 years. “Don’t tell fish stories where the people know you; but particularly, don’t tell them where they know the fish.”

In 2019, comedian Dave Chappelle earned the Mark Twain award for Humor and emphasized the importance of free speech in his acceptance remarks.  

His inaugural title Mark Twain, was born in 1835 in Florida knew samuel Clemens. He abandoned his studies and began to function as a printer when he was old his father passed away. He moved to make his fortune. Mark Twain went to America and recognized him as a writer that was spectacular. He wrote the situation under he moved from his hometown, which lead him and humorous tales about his life experiences. As a travelling this trip or travel proved to be the launching of his career. He went to Europe and wrote a book the year. In 1876, Mark Twain released The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.  Like other cultural icons such as Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso, Twain was very well known and admired for his excellent work.  

It had been such a success which he decided thus to write a sequel. The sequel, that was more difficult has been called The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and was released in 1883. Following this success Twain wrote dozen of books, but none of them gathered that fame, attention, esteem. The news of his brothers death effected his heart and on Apr 21, 1910 he died. An experience of Huckleberry Finn consists of 43 chapters. Nice thing about it book is that it’s told in the first person wherein Huck Finn is telling the story. The first section is about the life of Huck living, Miss Watson and his own sister culture.  Would Twain use a GIF or text like SMH and TBH?  Would Twain interact on Twitter?

Second section is completely about her journey with Jim And the last section Huck returns to culture and lives with Tom in Uncle Silas farm. The introduction of first section begins With Huck and his own living life with Miss Watson and afterwards with his father. The segment ends were Huck authentic or real his own death and flees to Jackson Island. When they come into know that Jim has been searched they both run down into river, Jim has been running out of slavery while Huck was running from civilization. The segment ends when they both make into uncle Silas farm. 

Even the book is divided into 3 sections however it doesn’t divide to neatly in to sub segment like rising action, climax and conclusion. The fundamental point of Huck is to expose slavery and show blacks to have emotions just like others. The river and surroundings add into the experience and climax to the story. Twains style has been so simple and he introduced his own feeling in childish mood, who gives out his own observation on society through eyes and speech.

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