
My Mark Twain
My Mark Twain is a literary memoir by William Dean Howells, published in the early 20th century, reflecting on his friendship with Mark Twain. The book recounts their meetings, including interactions with Ulysses Grant, and offers intimate glimpses into Twain's family life during Howells' visits to his homes in Hartford and Stormfield. This work is notable for its affectionate portrayal of Twain and its insights into the literary culture of the time.



























































































