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A First-Class Fool: Mark Twain and Humor, Featuring the Collection of Susan Jaffe Tane
Edited by
Susan Jaffe Tane
, Contributions by
John Bird
, Contributions by
Julie Carlsen
, Contributions by
James Caron
, Contributions by
Mark Dawidziak
, Contributions by
Kevin Mac Donnell
, Contributions by
Kerry Driscoll
, Contributions by
Joe Fulton
, Contributions by
Alan Gribben
, Contributions by
Gabriel Mckee
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A fascinating collection of essays brings the founding father of American humor—Mark Twain—to life through the rich visual context of his time: books, documents, and ephemera. A First-Class Fool examines Samuel Clemens's emergence as a humorist and how ""Mark Twain"" continues to influence humor to this day. The story is richly illustrated with numerous books, manuscripts, art, photographs, and other rare materials from Susan Jaffe Tane’s private Mark Twain collection, including many heretofore unpublished pieces. Contributors include John Bird, Julie Carlsen, James Caron, Mark Dawidziak, Kerry Driscoll, Gabriel Mckee, Kevin Mac Donnell, and Susan Jaffe Tane.
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Grolier Club of New York
Published date |
25 Mar 2025
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Hardback
Pages |
256
Dimensions |
267 x 203 x 30mm (L x W x H)
Weight |
1306g
ISBN |
978-1-6058-3110-7
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