Title: The 'other' Mark Twain on Life, the Universe and Everything
Product review: Briefly: a surprisingly good read, reasonably well formatted for Kindle.Without actually getting into 'content', The Mysterious Stranger is a great sample of the other Mark Twain, beyond the Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn's required school readings. It's a relatively short fable/essay discussing... well... the nature and meaning of it all and, since it happens to be free, it begs to be read. Mark Twain is such a literary genius, he makes us feel smarter than we probably are when reading him.And, talking about 'free', I was quite impressed by the quality of this download. Yes, there is no 'active' table of contents but, like I said, it's a short text and you can still search for 'chapter 9' if you have to. On the positive side, the paragraphs are well formatted and I couldn't detect too many typos.
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