Is Twain's adult stuff worth reading? I'm really not

>>9395456
my father liked him and my father was a smart man, so: yes.

>>9395456
"Roughing It" is a good one.

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>>9395456
I like a lot of Twain's stuff, but I actually think his most serious book was his best.
Joan d'Arc, written near the end of his life after 10 years of research. It was after his wife died,
(possibly his daughter too?) and he wrote with a certain solemnity that his earlier works lack.

>>9395456
That is his adult work you stupid fuck

(((Twain)))
don't be fooled

>>9395456
The innocents abroad is worth reading imo. Very easy and quite fun.

>>9396483
>old English for two

What do you mean by this?

>>9395456
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court is the original sci Fi/fantasy dystopian thriller that presaged the dangers of industrial warfare 50 yrs ahead of its time and Pudd'n Head Wilson takes on the argument that would come to define the debate of eugenics. For a 19th century writer I doubt you'll find someone as smart and relevant to today. I also didn't like tom Sawyer or Huck Finn. Those were just bill payers I think.
>>9396565
That he's retarded and doesn't know wtf he is talking about