How to Tell a Story and Other Essays

Mark Twain's collection features a blend of storytelling advice, literary criticism, and personal anecdotes. It includes insights on narrative techniques, critiques of biographies and fiction, and a humorous exploration of the famous jumping frog tale. Twain's sharp wit and satirical style shine through as he reflects on public rights and even touches on instances of telepathy. This diverse array of essays showcases Twain's mastery of humor and his keen observations on literature and society.