The Not at All Funny Life of Mark Twain
The Atlantic Magazine in Audio
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The Irony of Blessings and Curses in Twain's Life
This chapter explores Mark Twain's turbulent experiences, particularly after the loss of his daughter Susie, leading to a cynical perspective on life and divinity. It highlights his reflections on existence through elements of irony and despair, culminating in themes presented in his posthumous work, 'The Mysterious Stranger.'
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