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Title: Razor-sharp Irreverence
Review: Mark Twain is an ancestor of mine, and I cannot help but glow with pride in that fact. If you're looking for Tom Sawyer or Huck Finn, this is not for you. "Letters from the Earth" is the epitome of Twain's extremely irreverent and sardonic perceptiveness, absolutely shattering to countless long-held religious tenets. In displaying the inanity of tradition for tradition's sake, LFTE is right on par with Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery," though with an entirely different approach.Indispensible for questioning souls, but not at all recommended for the rigid-minded.
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