Will Mark Twain, a bestselling author in the 19th Century, be a 21st Century bestselling author? It almost sounds like a plot to one of Twain’s books along the lines of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. We’ll soon find out the answer. When Twain (a.k.a. Samuel Clemens) died in 1910, he left behind 5,000 unedited pages of his memoirs that he had spent the last years of his life writing. He also left behind a note saying that he didn’t want the pages to be published until at least a century after he was gone. Well, his time is up. This November, the University of California, Berkeley, will publish the first volume of Twain autobiography. It is expected to be the first volume of a trilogy of books that will comprise the autobiography. It is expected to give Read more…