Mark Twain's Audience

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The book explores the interplay between Twain's fiction and the lives of his audience, highlighting their role as a distinct "reading community." It examines his influence on American publishing, literacy, and educational reform, showcasing how his theatricality and humor resonated deeply with readers. Through this lens, the work reveals the profound impact Twain had on American culture and the ways his stories reflected and shaped the experiences of his contemporaries.