"Two lively if oddly focused stories about real people caught up in twin forms of violence."
Eighty-six-year-old Neider, a much-acclaimed Mark Twain scholar and Antarctica explorer (The Authentic Death of Hendry Jones, 1956, filmed as One-Eyed Jacks), presents two short novels, apparently his first published fiction since the ill-advised A Visit to Yazoo (1956).
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The latest editing of the Mark Twain Autobiography, prepared here for the general public, is Twain's own view of himself, his life and his family.
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