There are not many people who would be relevant 100 years after their death.
Twain was always one of my favorite writers, but one thing I'm fairly sure about Heaven. He won't get to make the rules there.
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If he sounds sympathetic enough to socialism maybe they’ll let school kids read Huck Finn again.
We toured his Hartford, CT home several weeks ago. It was fascinating. Also have been to some of his stomping grounds around Hannibal, MO just by coincidence. I had not realize that he was such a global figure during his peak of fame. Also had a sad life in that 3 of his 4 children, plus his wife, predeceased him. There was something said about some of his writings just now being released next month, due to he had requested they be held until surely beyond the lifetimes of the subjects. I don’t remember the details, but probably can be found with a little research.
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If I cannot surf FR in heaven I shall not stay there.