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on THE AMERICAN CLAIMANT, by Mark Twain:
"...an essential acquisition."
--Library Journal, R. Kent Rasmussen (full review HERE)
"His (Mark Twain's) recordings of American Claimant are long gone, but this lively reincarnation is surely the next best thing."
--Kevin McDonnell, The Mark Twain Forum, on The American Claimant (full review HERE)

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The Mark Twain In Person Audiobook Library
Narrated by Richard Henzel

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Rebellious British Earl meets Wash. DC dreamer	Naughty boy gets the money, the fame, & the girl!	Huck and Jim seek freedom on the Mississippi River	Light-skinned slave swaps her baby with the master's	Clever engineer takes over Arthur's England
Anti-war Satire FREE DOWNLOAD	Mark Twain answers an age-old question	The best of Mark Twain's writings on religion	Man the Machine Personal Merit	Coming Christmas 2011
Coming SOON!	Mark Twain's 1st draft of Puddnhead Wilson	Arson, robbery, murder-- Twain names the criminal!	Mark Twain's scathing essay on imperialism	"Aunt Rachel" ain't had no trouble... (FREE)
Find out what awaits us in the Hereafter!	Whitewashing, The Skeeter Woman, and more!	Includes "Was the World Made for Man?"	Lessons learned as a Confederate soldier	Coming Soon!!!

Video of Richard Henzel narrating The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

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Pudd'nhead Wilson/Those Extraordinary Twins! (download both HERE)

"Superb...one of the best readings of a Mark Twain book to which I've ever listened,
and I've listened to almost all of them..."
--R. Kent Rasmussen, author of Mark Twain A to Z and audio book critic for LibraryJournal.com, on Richard Henzel's narration of Pudd'nhead Wilson

Read more unsolicited listener reviews of Pudd'nhead Wilson at audible.com

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And your reward for scrolling all the way to the bottom:

"Some Thoughts on the Science of Onanism" --a toast to self-abuse.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen,* Mark Twain weighed in on every subject under the sun, so to speak...

*This essay may not be suitable for younger or more sensitive listeners...