Publisher's Synopsis
The Autobiography of Mark Twain is a collection of personal reflections, anecdotes, and observations by the American writer Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens). Twain dictated much of the book in his later years, intending for it to be published posthumously so he could write freely. The first volume was published in 2010-100 years after his death-based on his wishes.
Unlike traditional autobiographies, Twain's is not strictly chronological. Instead, he jumps between different periods of his life, sharing humorous, philosophical, and deeply personal reflections on his experiences, the people he met, and the historical events he witnessed.
Twain's autobiography is unique for its honesty, humor, and insight into one of America's greatest literary minds. It provides an unfiltered look at his thoughts on life, death, fame, and morality while showcasing his unmistakable storytelling genius.
