Mark Twain at Home: How Family Shaped Twain's Fiction - Kiskis, Michael J.
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Twain scholar Michael Kiskis opens exploration of Twain with the observation that most readers have no idea that Samuel Clemens was the father of four and that he lived through the deaths of three of his children as well as his wife. In Mark Twain at Home, Kiskis argues that not only was Mark Twain not, as many believe, "antidomestic,” but rather the home and family were the muse and core message of his writing.

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Twain scholar Michael Kiskis opens exploration of Twain with the observation that most readers have no idea that Samuel Clemens was the father of four and that he lived through the deaths of three of his children as well as his wife. In Mark Twain at Home, Kiskis argues that not only was Mark Twain not, as many believe, "antidomestic,” but rather the home and family were the muse and core message of his writing.
Autorenporträt
Michael J. Kiskis was the coeditor of Mark Twain's Own Autobiography and Constructing Mark Twain. Gary Scharnhorst is the author of Bret Harte: Opening the American Literary West and the editor of Mainly the Truth: Interviews with Mark Twain. Laura Skandera Trombley is the author of Mark Twain's Other Woman and Mark Twain in the Company of Women as well as a coeditor of Constructing Mark Twain.