Blogs about: Samuel Clemens

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George R. Stewart's forgotten biography of George Derby

rangerdon wrote 2 days ago: After ORDEAL BY HUNGER, with its landmark Whole Earth vision, George R. Stewart wrote another biogra … more →

Tags: American Literature, Biographies and Literature, Western (US) Literature, American humorists, California history, Democrats, George H. Derby, George R. Stewart, Mapping

EMILY DICKINSON DARES TO WRITE SOMETHING TRUTHFUL

Joplin Tornado wrote 3 days ago: I went to a bar where there were only women in Amherst I drank a brew, I smelled their stew I yearne … more →

Tags: Poetry, Missouri, Massachusetts, Emily Dickinson, Amherst, Intoxication, Tom Sawyer

The Art Of The Retweet

burgistheword wrote 1 week ago: “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out wh … more →

Tags: Mark Twain, retweet, retweeting, #rt, Social Media, twitter

Three Chairs

Mibman wrote 1 week ago: “I had three chairs in my house; one for solitude, two for friendship, three for society.” – Henry D … more →

Tags: Foonews, Personal Growth, Spiritual Growth, C. S. Lewis, Christianity, Faith, God's direction, Henry David Thoreau, Walt Whitman

Keep Your Identity; Be Wary of the Machine1 comment

jakeshween wrote 1 week ago: In this day and age of Facebook and Google we tend to easily lose ourselves in a barrage of endless … more →

Tags: facebook, Marshall McLuhan, Jaron Lanier, Jack Kerouac, Google, "big data", The Machine, The Pack, Reality Television

Book Review: In the Matter of Nikola Tesla: A Romance of the Mind by Anthony Flacco1 comment

KD Did It wrote 1 week ago: In the Matter of Nikola Tesla: A Romance of the Mind by Anthony Flacco My rating: 5 of 5 stars This … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Historical, Biography, Fiction Book Reviews, New York City, Government, Paris, electricity, Genius

Huck Revisited

nickchristian86 wrote 1 week ago: I did a second edit of the post I did earlier today. I switched some paragraphs and added a little b … more →

Tags: Some Thoughts, Mark Twain, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huck Finn

Mark Twain's Childhood Home

emily02hecker wrote 2 weeks ago: The Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Tom Sawyer Fence Author: Mark Twain (a.k.a. Samuel Clemens) Location … more →

Tags: Travel Stops, Travel, Books, Authors, Mark Twain, Hannibal, Missouri, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant

robertearle wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the classics of American literature was written in less than a year by a man who was in his e … more →

Tags: The relationship between fiction and fact, Civil War, grant, Lincoln, Memoirs

Never the Twain shall meet

Ann Graham Price wrote 3 weeks ago: “I can’t stand George Eliot and Hawthorne and those people. I see what they are at a hun … more →

Tags: essays, Quick Takes, God, Faith, compassion, writing, Friendship, HOPE, Mark Twain

Grant’s Last Campaign: Ulysses S. Grant and Samuel Clemens, A Stout Pair

Bloom wrote 3 weeks ago: by Robert Earle As Jon Clinch ably demonstrated in Monday’s feature piece, when it came to his own w … more →

Tags: Authors, features, nonfiction, Abraham Lincoln, Edmund Wilson, Gore Vidal, Mark Twain, Robert Earle, Thucydides

Mark Twain -Documentary

learnalltheway wrote 3 weeks ago: Anti-Stratfordian Mark Twain, wrote “Is Shakespeare Dead?” shortly before his death in 1 … more →

Tags: English, literature, Mark Twain, Novels, Arts, connecticut, Literature, Missouri, pen name

Eighteen year-old Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain): "Such is life, and such is Washington!”

jmullerwashingtonsyndicate wrote 3 weeks ago: Then, if you should be seized with a desire to go to the Capitol, or somewhere else, you may stand i … more →

Tags: Journalist, early Washington, Muscatine Journal, travel dispatch

Mark Twain - 'When in doubt, tell the truth' via American Minute9 comments

loopyloo305 wrote 3 weeks ago:   “Mark Twain,” a river measurement meaning “12-feet-deep,” was the pen name … more →

Tags: American History, Christian Foundations, Life, People, American Civil War, Civil War, Clemens, Innocents Abroad, Mark Twain

Random Thoughts for a Friday - April 19th, 20134 comments

Warren C. Bennett wrote 4 weeks ago: Four months in to the year and I’m still typing 2012. That’s okay, I put down 2010 in 20 … more →

Tags: Random Thoughts for a Friday, Moving, Christian, Of monsters and men, audio adrenaline, Audio World, Game Music, Coachella Music Festival, PS3

Ruraliowegian Voted the World's Greatest Blogger of All Time!

The Rural Iowegian wrote 1 month ago: Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) said there were three types of lies; lies, damn lies and statistics. As … more →

Tags: Politics, Sociology, Satire, writing, World's Greatest Blogger, Ruraliowegian, Polls, lies, statistics

The First Meaning of "Mark Twain"

sknobloch wrote 1 month ago: Mention Mark Twain and most envision a time of mischief and fence painting and traveling down the Mi … more →

Tags: Life Musings from a Reiki Master and Intuitive Animal C, Observations about life from a Reiki Master and owner o, Gettysburg, Civil War, Photography, "Metaphysical Intentions", Poetry, Literature, Mark Twain

Mark Twain - Fables of Man (1972)

vyh wrote 1 month ago: If you will look at the matter rationally and without prejudice, the proper place to hunt for the fa … more →

Tags: nonfiction, On Religion, Portable Atheist, Mark Twain, fables of man, Thoughts of God

Mark Twain - Fables of Man (1972)

vyh wrote 1 month ago: Take the fly, for instance. The planning of the fly was an application of pure intelligence, morals … more →

Tags: On Religion, Satire, Design, Portable Atheist, intelligent design, id, Mark Twain, fables of man, Thoughts of God


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