Published: Oct. 16, 2009
Words: 67313 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook description

Twain's mind in modern times; insight with bite.

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key west, mark twain, centennial, halleys comet, j guevara, kawfeee, twain quotes

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Has Twain's demise been greatly exaggerated, again?

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Review by: Rick Friedman on Nov. 15, 2010 :
The Twain Shall Meet is quite simply a wonderful and original read- j guevera's plot is so well executed and grabs the reader from page one. Twain in modern day America! How brilliant- and how perfectly penned by a truly talented writer!
Rick Friedman
Founder- THE JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB
(reviewed the day of purchase)

Review by: Darcia Helle on July 16, 2010 :
The Twain Shall Meet is completely unique and a fun read! Mark Twain comes back from the dead, in a matter of speaking, for 30 days. During his time in modern America, he makes observations about our current culture. He compares life today with life in the 1800s and discusses his powerful insights. All of this is woven into a story of adventure for a man unfamiliar with modern life.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

Review by: Marva Dasef on May 12, 2010 :
I recommend j guevera's novelization of Mark Twain's return to the world of the living as he's carried to earth riding Halley's Comet.

Set in 1986 Key West, I'll take j's word for the Key scene (never been there).

His interpretation of what Samuel Clemen's would be like if he did return to the world was spot on. I'm a Mark Twain fan and have read most (all?) of his books.

Using direct quotes from Twain and well-interpreted extrapolations on what Twain might say if he came back, j created an entertaining and interesting 'what if'.

j has an easy, very readable style. His narrator, Reid, is a "t-shirt" salesman (note: pot dealer) who becomes a Twain fan through direct association with the great American author over a month while Reid introduces Twain to such modern concepts as nude bars, Disney World, modern politics and events.

Well done!
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Jelena on Nov. 08, 2009 :
Clever, intense and hilarious!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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