Books by Mark Twain

Comedy Characters: 1 male, 1 female Exterior Set Originally broadcast on American Playhouse, this delightful adaptation is set in a Victorian garden and is structured as a series of diary entries by Adam and Eve. The play also works as a reader's theatre piece. At first, Adam is puzzled by the new arrival in the garden and he is suspicious of her disturbing appetite for fruit. Eve, believing herself to be some sort of experiment, is curious about another experiment in the

La vida en Saint Petersburg, un pueblecito situado a orillas del Misisipi, es tan plácida que incluso puede resultar aburrida. Pero Tom Sawyer-un muchacho curioso y travieso-es capaz de convertir en aventura a hechos tan cotidianos como pintar una valla o actividades no tan cotidianas como perseguir a un malvado asesino o ir en busca de un tesoro escondido acompañado de su inseparable amigo Huckleberry Huck Finn (héroe de otra obra del mismo autor).

Mark Twain's gloriously funny "Diary of Adam and Eve", which John Updike recently described as 'a paradigm of the relations between sexes', is presented here with a number of other Twain pieces on our two oldest ancestors, showing the writer's interest in this most famous biblical story.

An Unabridged, Unaltered Edition With All Original Illustrations, To Include: How To Tell A Story - In Defense Of Harriet Shelley - Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses - Traveling With A Reformer - Private History Of The 'Jumping Frog' Story - Mental Telegraphy Again - What Paul Bourget Thinks Of Us - The Invalid's Story -The Captain's Story - Stirring Times In Austria - Concerning The Jews - From The 'London Times' Of 1904 - At The Appetite Cure - In Memoriam - Mark Twain: A Biographical Sketch