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CHASING THE LAST LAUGH by Richard Zacks (2016) {FerraBit}
 Mark Twain's Raucous
and Redemptive Round-the-World Comedy Tour

Read by . . : George Guidall
Publisher . : Books On
Tape (2016)
ISBN-10 . . : 0553551159
ISBN-13 . . : 9780553551174, 9780553551150
Format . . .: MP3. 14
tracks.
Size: . . . : 849 MB
Bitrate . . : 120 kbps (iTunes 12, Stereo, VBR, 44.1 kHz)
Source . . .: 14
CDS (16.5 hrs)
Genre . . . : Biography Historical Memoir
Unabridged .: Unabridged

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From Richard Zacks, bestselling author of Island of Vice and The Pirate Hunter, a rich and lively account of how Mark
Twain's late-life adventures abroad helped him recover from financial disaster and family tragedy—and revived his
world-class sense of humor.

Mark Twain, the highest-paid writer in America in 1894, was also one of the
nation's worst investors. "There are two times in a man's life when he should not speculate," he wrote.
"When he can't afford it and when he can." The publishing company Twain owned was failing; his investment in a
typesetting device was bleeding red ink. After losing hundreds of thousands of dollars back when a beer cost a nickel,
he found himself neck-deep in debt. His heiress wife, Livy, took the setback hard. "I have a perfect horror and
heart-sickness over it," she wrote. "I cannot get away from the feeling that business failure means
disgrace."

     But Twain vowed to Livy he would pay back every penny. And so, just when the
fifty-nine-year-old, bushy-browed icon imagined that he would be settling into literary lionhood, telling jokes at
gilded dinners, he forced himself to mount the "platform" again, embarking on a round-the-world stand-up
comedy tour. No author had ever done that. He cherry-picked his best stories—such as stealing his first
watermelon and buying a bucking bronco—and spun them into a ninety-minute performance.

     Twain
trekked across the American West and onward by ship to the faraway lands of Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, India,
Ceylon, and South Africa. He rode an elephant twice and visited the Taj Mahal. He saw Zulus dancing and helped sort
diamonds at the Kimberley mines. (He failed to slip away with a sparkly souvenir.) He played shuffleboard on cruise
ships and battled captains for the right to smoke in peace. He complained that his wife and daughter made him shave and
change his shirt every day.

     The great American writer fought off numerous illnesses and travel nuisances
to circle the globe and earn a huge payday and a tidal wave of applause. Word of his success, however, traveled slowly
enough that one American newspaper reported that he had died penniless in London. That's when he famously quipped:
"The report of my death was an exaggeration."

     Throughout his quest, Twain was aided by
cutthroat Standard Oil tycoon H.H. Rogers, with whom he had struck a deep friendship, and he was hindered by his own
lawyer (and future secretary of state) Bainbridge Colby, whom he deemed "head idiot of this century."

     In Chasing the Last Laugh, author Richard Zacks, drawing extensively on unpublished material in notebooks and
letters from Berkeley's ongoing Mark Twain Project, chronicles a poignant chapter in the author's life—one that
began in foolishness and bad choices but culminated in humor, hard-won wisdom, and ultimate triumph.                                                            Show Demonoid some love
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