Twain at Troynovant - by and about Mark Twain

Twain at Troynovant:
inspirations via Mark Twain,
pseudonym of Samuel Langhorne Clemens (1835-1910);
by, about, tangential, or quoted,
listed by Type and Title

The great majority of Twain's published works, with some previously uncollected, are to be found in the fine Library of America volumes of his works (available as a set or individually); exceptions will be noted.

And the feller studied a minute, and then says, kinder sad, like, "Well — I'm only a stranger here, and I ain't got no frog — but if I had a frog I'd bet you."

Mark Twain
"The Celebrated Jumping Frog
of Calaveras County"


— works by Twain, reviewed —
Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, The	Mark Twain	RW Franson
Encounter with an Interviewer, An	Mark Twain	RW Franson
Innocents Abroad, The	Mark Twain	RW Franson
My First Lie and How I Got Out of It England: 1899	Mark Twain	RW Franson
Stolen White Elephant, The	Mark Twain	RW Franson
Telephonic Conversation, A	Mark Twain	RW Franson



— essays; and works about Twain, reviewed —
Mark Twain on the Insanity Defense		RW Franson
Our Famous Guest Mark Twain in Vienna	Carl Dolmetsch	BA Lopez



— tangential mentions of Twain —
Amazing Stories, 1926-1995 An Obituary, with an Aside on Buck Rogers		DL Franson
Berlese Pyramid, The Oppression Points Downward		RW Franson
Blazing Saddles	Mel Brooks	RW Franson
Confined Choices Door, Corridor, & Maze Stories		RW Franson
Gunga Din	Kipling / Stevens	RW Franson
Move the Stones of Rome to Rise Hearing Mark Antony		RW Franson
Of Cats and Freaks		K Spell
Penrod: His Complete Story	Booth Tarkington	RW Franson
Portable Nietzsche, The (edited & translated by Walter Kaufmann)	Friedrich Nietzsche	RW Franson
Print the Legend The Life and Times of John Ford	Scott Eyman	RW Franson
Self-Published Authors in the Printed-Paper Era		RW Franson
Water Is for Washing	Robert A. Heinlein	RW Franson
Where the Red Fern Grows	Wilson Rawls	RW Franson
To Say Nothing of the Dog	Connie Willis	RW Franson



— Twain, quoted —
Anti-Recipes for Coffee Germany		RW Franson
Book Packagers' Dos and Don'ts A suggested checklist for Editors, Publishers, & Publicists		RW Franson
Disclaimers and Dedications enter as a small Prologue, disarmingly		RW Franson
Dr. No (James Bond)	Young / Connery	RW Franson
Finding Serenity Anti-Heroes, Lost Shepherds and Space Hookers in Joss Whedon's Firefly	Jane Espenson	RW Franson
Homo Saps	Eric Frank Russell	RW Franson
There Ought Not to Be a Law		W McElroy
Time at Troynovant temporal philosophy and travel
Troywards Troy traveling, to and again recurring		RW Franson
You Can't Say That The Growing Threat to Civil Liberties from Antidiscrimination Laws	David E. Bernstein	RW Franson

[Cleopatra's palace, Alexandria.]

Antony (to Cleopatra):

Let Rome in Tiber melt, and the wide arch
Of the ranged empire fall. Here is my space.
Kingdoms are clay. Our dungy earth alike
Feeds beast as man. The nobleness of life
Is to do thus;
    [embraces her]
                    when such a mutual pair
And such a twain can do't — in which I bind
On gain of punishment the world to weet —
We stand up peerless.

Cleopatra [aside]:

                                Excellent falsehood!

William Shakespeare
Antony and Cleopatra, 1.1.35-42

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