Autobiography of Mark Twain: 马克.吐温自传 第一卷

His reflections on growing up in Hannibal are vivid and nostalgic. I wonder what motivated him to emphasize these moments over others.

His wit is so sharp, but it seemed like it served as a shield for his deeper feelings. Did the humor enhance the emotional depth for others?

His conversational tone makes it feel like he's telling stories over a fire. I'm curious if this casual style makes the history more accessible or subjective.