Within the last 30 minutes this AM I've had three people ask about where to get the Twain's World CD. I don't know!! It was published years ago for $39.95 by Bureau Development, but went out of print within a few years and was being sold for within the last few years for $5 on ebay and other online sources. I don't see them very often anymore, but here's the latest listing I've seen for the publisher. I have not checked to see if they are even still in business. Bureau Development, 141 New Road, Parsippany, NJ 07054, USA, Tel: USA 800-828-4766 or 201-808-2700. The CD used whatever texts it could find in the public domain, including some poor choices like the 1917 Letters, but it's very handy for basic keyword searching. It includes some interesting video clips of the era. The Edison film of Twain at Stormfield can be found by going to the homepage, click Galleries, then videos, then click "list" in the toolbar and scroll down to "Twain live" and double-click. It's disappointingly tiny. I didn't see a way to enlarge it, but you can freeze frame it. Some Nerd among us might know how to enlarge it and even print from the freeze frames. Please note that I capitalized nerd as a sign of respect. Kevin Mac Donnell Austin TX