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Aloha all,
I am researching Twain's fictitious traveling companion in Hawaii, Mr.
Brown. What I'm interested in hearing from you is your opinion on whether
you think Mr. Brown is an example of a classic literary sidekick, a la
Sancho Panza. If so, why. If not, why not. I am focusing my research
strictly on Mr. Brown's appearances in Twain's letters from Hawaii.
Also, if you have other sources to recommend for my research, I am all
ears. I am particularly interested in journal articles, theses, etc. I
have already perused the archives of this listserve and scoured Frear's Mark
Twain and Hawaii, Walker and Dane's Mark Twain's Travels with Mr. Brown,
Ferguson's Mark Twain: Man and Legend, Sanborn's Mark Twain: The Bachelor
Years and Powers' Mark Twain: A Life.
I look forward to the discussion. Let it roll.
Aloha,
Kim Steutermann Rogers
Freelance Writer
P.O. Box 823
Anahola, HI 96703
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