Mark Twain on Travel

By Mark Twain • Edited by Terry A. Mort

A timeless collection of Mark Twain’s sharpest travel writing—humorous, insightful, and distinctly American. From the Mississippi River to the Middle East, Twain’s restless spirit and keen observations come alive in this curated anthology.

Book Synopsis

Drawn from Twain’s classic works—including Roughing It, The Innocents Abroad, and Following the Equator—this volume captures the wit and wonder of a writer constantly in motion. Whether navigating steamboats or exploring foreign lands, Twain’s reflections on travel, culture, and the human condition remain as relevant and entertaining as ever. Editor Terry Mort organizes the selections thematically, offering readers a fresh lens on Twain’s global adventures.

Perfect For

• Fans of Mark Twain and American literature
• Travel writing enthusiasts
• Readers of 19th-century history and humor
• Gift-givers seeking a literary keepsake

Product Details

• Publisher: Lyons Press
• Publication Date: November 1, 2005
• Format: Hardcover / Paperback / eBook
• ISBN: 9781592288069
• Pages: 278
• Dimensions: 7 x 1 x 8.75 inches