Mark Twain's uncensored autobiography about to be released.

[KBCraig]

A century after his death, we get to read what he really thought. Sounds like a must-read.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/10/books/10twain.html

Whether anguishing over American military interventions abroad or delivering jabs at Wall Street tycoons, this Twain is strikingly contemporary. Though the autobiography also contains its share of homespun tales, some of its observations about American life are so acerbic — at one point Twain refers to American soldiers as "uniformed assassins" — that his heirs and editors, as well as the writer himself, feared they would damage his reputation if not withheld.