Is his work worth reading?

>>7699316
yee

>>7699316
Absolutely. Very funny, but also cynical and intelligent.

>>7699316
>work worth
Damn man don't do that

>>7699316
Definitely. Just because he isn't mentioned very much on /lit/ doesn't mean he's not a great author. His books are hilarious and enjoyable overall.

I'm a recent convert to Twain. Like others I never enjoyed huck Finn in grade school. It was only in my late twenties that I discovered innocence abroad. Completely changed my opinion. Funny, sarcastic and wholly American...perhaps it's true - he was The American. Then now and forever.

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Yes. The Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court is my favorite. Rather cynical though

>>7699316

Absolutely. He is one of America's greatest writers.

OP here.

What do you guys think about Complete Short Stories and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn? Are those his best work ever?

>>7700154
His short stories are wonderful and Huck Finn is worth reading because of its cultural significance alone. I'd also recommend reading some of his essays, I find them to be both fun and insightful.

>>7700154
Just finished Huck Finn. Loved it, seriously very endearing without being shallow. And hilarious most of the time.

>when Tom is trying to convince Jim to tame a rattlesnake to keep him company

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If you don't like Twain, you are probably a Frenchman.

Huck Finn is an inimitable masterpiece that I would recommend everyone in their 20s to rediscover after their undoubtedly unsatisfying experience with it in grade school.

>>7699316
Who is this demon?

What's the best collection of Twain essays?