What works did Mark Twain write?

Mark Twain is a famous American writer. He had a long literary career and published many works. Below I will roughly classify Mark Twain's works according to the information I have and what you asked for in the question:

Short stories: debut novel "The Colonist's Surprised Playboy", "Millions" "British Pound", "Running for Governor", "Goldsmith's Friend Goes Abroad Again", "The Famous Jumping Frog of Calaveras County", "The Crimes of Connecticut's Latest Carnival" (his short stories Too many, just to name a few)

Novel: "The Man Who Destroyed Hedleyburg", "A Difficult Journey"

Novel: "A Fool's Travels Abroad", "Gold-Plated" Time", "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", "The Prince and the Pauper", "Life on the Mississippi", "Fool Wilson", "In Arthur's Connecticut" "The Yankee in Kezhou", "Ran Duck"

Detective Tom Sawyer"

Travel Notes: "Foreign Travel Notes", "Travel Notes on the Equator"

Memoir: "Memoirs of Grant"

Autobiography: Of course, his autobiography

The above categories are in addition to my own reading In addition, the main basis is "Mark Twain Chronology" compiled by Xu Rushe. The chronology of Mark Twain's creation is as follows:

1852.5.1 "The Playboy Who Surprised the Colonists" was published in the Boston humor weekly "Handbag". This is the debut novel of Samuel Clemens.

(The self-taught Mark Twain began to practice writing when he was an apprentice in a printing house and typesetting. He published this first work at the age of 17. - Translator)

1864.6 Immigrated San Francisco, working at The Morning News. He began writing for the San Francisco Man, whose editor-in-chief was novelist Brett Hart.

1865.11.18 New York's "Saturday Post" published Mark Twain's "The Famous Jumping Frog of Calaveras County." It was reprinted everywhere, and Mark Twain began to gain fame in the country.

1867.4.25 Charles Webb published Mark Twain's first book, "The Famous Jumping Frog of Calaveras County and Other Essays."

1869.7 Mark Twain's "The Idiot's Travels Abroad" was published, and the publisher was Lisa Burris.

1872.2 "The Hard Course" was published by Burris's American Publishing Company.

In the winter of 1873, Mark Twain collaborated with writer Charles Teddy Warner to write "The Gilded Age." Warner as its neighbor in Hartford.

1873.12 "The Gilded Age" was published. Published by Burris of American Publishing Company.

(There is no precedent for giving a humorous and ironic name to an era in American history, and it is recognized by the world - Translator)

1874 Summermark Tu Wynn began writing "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and turned "The Gilded Age" into a screenplay. It was at Quarey Farm near Elmira, New York.

1876.1 "An Account of Crimes at the Late Carnival in Connecticut" was published in the Atlantic Monthly.

In the summer of 1876, Mark Twain began writing "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" at Quare Farm.

1876.10 Collaborated with Brett Hart to write the comedy "A Star". It was completed in December, but the friendship between the two was difficult to maintain.

1876.12 "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" was published by Bliss. The time is more than a year after the submission of the manuscript, so that the good business season of Christmas cannot be caught up. Mark Twain began to consider a different publisher for his work.

1877.7.31 "Asing" was performed at the "Fifth Street Theater" in New York. The show ceased after five weeks, leaving the performers with a financial loss.

1877.11 Started writing "The Prince and the Pauper".

From the spring of 1878 to the summer of 1879, the family traveled to Europe, especially Germany. Collected materials for "Foreign Travel Notes".

1880.3 "Foreign Travel Notes" was published. Published by Burris of American Publishing Company.

1881.12 "The Prince and the Pauper" was published. The publisher was James Le Oscott of Boston.

1882.4 Mark Twain revisited the Mississippi River to collect materials for the second half of his "Life on the Mississippi." He visited throughout the Mississippi Valley until the end of May.

In the summer of 1883, Mark Twain completed writing "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" at Quare Farm. Life on the Mississippi is published by Osgoot.

1885.2.18 "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" was published by Whitbster Publishing Company.

In 1885.3, the Book Committee of Canton, Massachusetts, called "The Adventures of Hercule Berry Finn" "a boring work that can only be read in the slums." It was not allowed to be placed on bookshelves, thus beginning a history of banned books that continues to this day.

Still, by May, Heck had sold 51,000 copies.

(Note, such banned books are for individual units, not nationwide - translator)

In 1885.12, Whitbster Company published "The Memoirs of Grant", Grant The family made a profit of 400,000 yuan, which saved them from bankruptcy. Mark Twain was also convinced that he had a genius for business.

(General Grant, president from 1869 to 1877. Grant had a close friendship with Mark Twain - Translator)

In 1886.1 Mark Twain began to write "In King Arthur" "The Yankees of Connecticut".

1889.12 "Yanks in Arthurian Connecticut" was published by Whitbster Publishing Company.

1894.4.16 "Tom Sawyer Abroad" was published by Whitbster & Company.

1894.11 "Idiot Wilson" was published by the American Publishing Company.

1896.5 "Rank" was published by Harper and Company.

1896.11 "Detective Tom Sawyer" was published by Harper & Company.

1897.11 "Travel to the Equator" was published by the American Publishing Company.

1901.2 "To the Man Sitting in Darkness" was published in the "North American Review".

(This is Mark Twain’s famous article against imperialist aggression around the world - Translator)

In the winter and spring of 1910, Mark Twain’s health deteriorated.

1910.4.21 Mark Twain died of angina.

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