Mark Twain (2025) by Ron Chernow is an in-depth biography that explores the life, literature, and legacy of one of America’s most iconic writers. Drawing from newly discovered letters and archival material, Chernow paints a vivid portrait of Samuel Clemens, revealing the personal struggles behind his wit, his evolving political views, and the cultural impact of his works.

Ron Chernow delivers a compelling narrative that captures both the brilliance and contradictions of Mark Twain. Through rich detail and careful analysis, Mark Twain offers readers a deeper understanding of the man behind The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and his enduring place in American history and literature¹.