Extracts from Adam's Diary, written by Mark Twain and first published in 1893, is a humorous fictional narrative presented as a diary. It offers a satirical retelling of the biblical story of Adam and Eve from Adam's perspective, exploring themes of companionship and gender misunderstandings. The diary chronicles Adam's experiences in the Garden of Eden, including his relationship with Eve, her curiosity, and the chaos that ensues from their actions. Notably, this work reflects Twain's own life, with Adam representing Twain and Eve modeled after his wife, Livy.
