How to Tell a Story and Others

Mark Twain's collection features a blend of short stories and insightful writing advice, showcasing his unique style. He critiques a fellow author's work, defends the memory of a deceased woman, and addresses the treatment of citizens by railroad conductors. This compilation is particularly valuable for aspiring writers and Twain enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into his creative process. The new edition includes a specially commissioned biography, enriching the reader's understanding of Twain's life and contributions to literature.