Mark Twain and the Happy Island
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171
1913
English
- I. The Sign of the Shell
- II. How history May Be Taught
- III. Some Literary Gossip
- IV. Spanish Point
- V. The Island Without Mark Twain
- VI. The Return
- VII. Battleships and Society
- VIII. Mark Twain's Aquarium
- IX. Odds and Ends
- X. The King and Kipling
- XI. Stormfield
- XII. Stormfield, Happily Continued
- XIII. Letters
This Mark Twain Memoir by Elizabeth Wallace paints an idyllic portrait of his time in Bermuda, not long before his death in 1910. Wallace and Twain met in Bermuda in 1908, became fast friends, and shared time together on the island and regular correspondence until 6 weeks before Twain's death. According to one academician, "Wallace’s deep affection for Twain is evident in her writings, so she also may have wished to burnish his legacy. As a result, Happy Island is a popular treatment in a breezy, occasionally sentimental style. It portrays Twain as a fun and caring friend but only hints at weightier matters." - Summary by John Greenman
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