Author: Paine, Albert Bigelow
Synopsis:
In the second part of Volume I of "Mark Twain: A Biography," Albert Bigelow Paine delves into the years 1866-1875, a period of significant transformation and growth for the renowned American author. As Twain navigates the literary world, he faces both triumphs and setbacks, including the publication of his first major work, "The Innocents Abroad," which catapults him to fame. However, personal tragedies and financial difficulties threaten to overshadow his success. Paine skillfully captures Twain's complex personality, his relentless pursuit of success, and his unwavering determination to overcome adversity.
Genres: Biography, Historical Non-fiction
Themes: Literary success, Personal struggles, Perseverance
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