Rediscovering Lost Gems: Not Since Mark Twain Stories Newly Revised

The Resurgence of Mark Twain's Masterpieces

Mark Twain, one of America's most celebrated writers, is known for his timeless tales that have captivated readers for generations. However, Twain's legacy didn't end with his passing. Recently, a collection of newly revised stories by the legendary author has surfaced, offering a fresh perspective on his literary genius. Delve into the world of Not Since Mark Twain Stories Newly Revised and rediscover lost gems that have long been hidden in the shadows.

The Unveiling of Hidden Literary Treasures

For devoted fans of Mark Twain's work, the news of these revised stories comes as a delightful surprise. Despite having enjoyed Twain's popular classics such as "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," many readers were unaware of these hidden treasures. Now, thanks to the efforts of dedicated literary experts, these forgotten tales have been discovered, meticulously revised, and prepared for publication.

The collection titled "Not Since Mark Twain" features a compilation of short stories, essays, and travelogues that showcase Twain's exceptional writing prowess. From humorous anecdotes to insightful commentaries on society, these stories shed new light on Twain's diverse literary talents.

Not Since Mark Twain - Stories: Newly Revised

by Gerald Hausman (Kindle Edition)

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
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A Journey through Twain's Magnum Opus

As readers embark on this literary journey, they will find themselves fully immersed in the captivating world created by Twain. Through his expert storytelling, Twain transports readers to the heart of 19th-century America, offering a glimpse into the lives of its people and the social issues that shaped the nation.

One of the standout pieces in "Not Since Mark Twain" is a previously undiscovered short story titled "The Whimsical Adventures of Mr. Jabez Wilson." This humorous narrative follows the misadventures of a bumbling yet endearing protagonist as he stumbles through various comical situations. Twain's wit shines through this story, captivating readers with his clever wordplay and satirical observations.

Another remarkable addition to the newly revised collection is Twain's essay on racial equality, titled "The Color of Humanity." In this thought-provoking piece, Twain challenges societal norms of the time and delivers a powerful message that remains relevant even today. His eloquent prose and unwavering commitment to addressing social issues demonstrate why he was truly ahead of his time.

The Impact of These Rediscovered Works

The publication of Not Since Mark Twain Stories Newly Revised has sparked an enthusiastic response from both literary enthusiasts and scholars. The release of these revised stories has reignited interest in Twain's body of work, inspiring a new generation to explore the depths of his literary genius.

Literary experts are hailing this collection as a significant contribution to Twain's legacy. The discovery of these lost stories sheds light on the breadth and depth of Twain's writing, cementing his status as one of the greatest American authors of all time.

Not Since Mark Twain Stories Newly Revised presents a unique opportunity for readers to immerse themselves in the world of a literary icon. Through this newly revised collection, readers can rediscover the brilliance of Mark Twain's writing and gain a fresh perspective on his works. Whether you are a long-time fan of Twain or just beginning to explore his writings, this collection is an absolute must-read. Prepare to be captivated by the wit, humor, and profound observations of one of America's literary titans.

Not Since Mark Twain - Stories: Newly Revised

by Gerald Hausman (Kindle Edition)

4.2 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	4609 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	154 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

"Not since Mark Twain has a writer presented classic American storytelling so honestly. Hausman is at his best with this collection, truly entertaining."
- Hilary Hemingway, author of "Hemingway in Cuba"

The stories in NOT SINCE MARK TWAIN are a fleeting look at American life, primarily on the road, but sometimes on or in the water, and have been collected by Gerald Hausman since 1965. Some of the tales are very brief and may be called "sudden stories". Many of them deal with human survival - an autistic boy lost in a trackless swamp; a young woman who falls in love with a supernatural creature; a young man who finds himself by finding his horse. Some of the tales are mere messages left on a cell phone. Others, like the story "Bimini Blue" tell about a Navajo healing ceremony given to a famous author who committed suicide. There are stories of ghosts, demons, fearsome predators, and wise old men who take the innocent in hand and lead them on the road to wisdom. These are tales of innocence and anguish, fantasy and fable, humor and heart. In them we hear the voices of a lost America - an America of folk heroes fading fast from view and crying out to be heard.

SOME OF THE STORIES

A Real Life Goliath…The Horse of the Navajo…Lady Bug Blues…Big Fat Harry Toe…A Tree Frog Named Houdini…Just Like Geronimo…The Ancient Itch…Man Taken Aboard UFO…Pirate Breath…Snail…Rattlesnake Pete, Goiter Healer…Of Lions and Men.

THE AUTHOR

Gerald Hausman, author of over 70 books, has traveled widely in America as a professional storyteller and public speaker. His work in Native American studies has been aired on radio coast-to-coast and cited in The New York Times and many other national and international publications. Mr. Hausman has received 35 awards and honors from the American Folklore Society; Bank Street College; New York Public Library; National Council of Social Studies; Parents Choice; Children's Book Council; Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children for his books, some of which have been adapted for film, many of which have been used in classrooms around the world. His collection of Native American origin stories, "How Chipmunk Got Tiny Feet" has reached over one million readers and his numerous books about Bob Marley, co-authored by Cedella Marley, have been reprinted each year since the 1990s. Mr. Hausman has been called "a native of the world" by teachers and educators in all walks of life.