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The Collected Shorter Supernatural & Weird Fiction of Mark Twain - Volume 2: Ten Short Stories and One Novelette of the Strange and Unusual Including

The Collected Shorter Supernatural & Weird Fiction of Mark Twain - Volume 2: Ten Short Stories and One Novelette of the Strange and Unusual Including

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HorrorMystery & Thriller

ISBN10: 1917666675
ISBN13: 9781917666671
Publisher: Leonaur Ltd
Published: Jan 29 2026
Pages: 228
Weight: 0.59
Height: 0.52 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

The Collected Shorter Supernatural & Weird Fiction of Mark Twain - Volume 2

A second collection of Mark Twain's unique literary perspectives

There are few readers who are unfamiliar with the pen-name (which referenced his early career as a pilot on Mississippi River paddle-steamers)of the American author, Samuel Langhorne Clemens-internationally known during his lifetime and perennially since that time as, 'Mark Twain'. Accolades concerning his prowess as a writer are many and not least among them that he was, ' the father of American literature' and 'the greatest humourist the United States has produced'. His characters, Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer are immortal and many of his novels familiar to all, having been continually in print, translated into many languages and adapted for radio, stage and motion pictures. Twain was also prodigious author of shorter fiction and unquestionably had a penchant for the odd and peculiar as subject material. Indeed, if this collection included every title by Twain to which that description could be broadly applied it would substantially larger one than this two volume Leonaur collection. So the Leonaur editors have carefully selected those tales which, in their judgement, are furthest away from the normal and every day, but include the most fantastical, bizarre, ominous and haunting themes. This volume also includes, ' A Dying Man's Confession', 'A Burning Brand', 'Is he Living or is he Dead?' and others.

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