How to Tell a Story and Other Essays

This unabridged edition features a collection of Mark Twain's notable essays and stories, showcasing his wit and critique of society. Readers will encounter a range of topics, from storytelling techniques and literary critiques to personal anecdotes and reflections on cultural issues. The inclusion of original illustrations enhances the reading experience, while Twain's sharp commentary on various subjects, including his views on Jews and reformers, offers insight into his perspectives and the era he lived in.