>From the new CD-ROM Warehouse catalog, p. 43: TWAIN'S WORLD Twain's World features over 300 hard-to-find works of Mark Twain, from well-known favorites such as _Tom Sawyer_ to little known masterpieces like _The Gilded Age_. Twain's life is revealed in essays, speeches and personal letters, many of which are beautifully narrated. A unique highlight of the CD is the never- before-released live footage of Mark Twain. Twain is seen sauntering through a villa, puffing on his trademark cigar, as filmed by Thomas Edison. Twain's World is filled with period music, video, story narration, photographs, sketches, and story text designed to give an unprecedented portrait of the man and his works. RED 0003 MPC Publisher: Bureau Development $25.95 (end quote) My first thought when a co-worker brought this to my attention: "Twain's World! Twain's World! It's party time; it's excellent!..." :-) Robert Dagnall p.s. I wonder who does the narration, & what criteria they used to select a narrator. Would they look for someone with just *any* drawl, or someone from the Hannibal/middle America region...or have they discovered that anyone with enough whiskey in them begins to talk like Mark Twain?