Mark Twain
1835–1910
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American writer and humorist known for The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
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Built a career on live lecture tours and improvisational wit as much as writing, documented by contemporaries as constantly testing new business ventures and ideas — including several that bankrupted him — out of restless curiosity.
A public career built on wit and live performance as much as the writing itself.
A restless pattern of chasing new ventures and ideas well outside of writing.
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