The reviews are in:
“Reading through Trauring’s The Innocents Abroad is the equivalent of rediscovering Mark Twain guiding his contemporary readers through the 19th century pleasure excursion trip while Philip Trauring is whispering hints in the reader’s ear of what was really happening and how these same places and countries and cities look today.” – Barbara Schmidt, official review in the Mark Twain Forum
“…the best and most fun edition of The Innocents Abroad to read since the first edition” – Kevin Mac Donnell, Mark Twain scholar
“Twain’s fascinating journey finds a new level of accessibility in this volume. A thoroughly well-organized rendition of this classic, snarky work.” – Kirkus Reviews
Quint Books is happy to announce the publication of a new annotated edition of Mark Twain’s The Innocents Abroad, with over 1200 footnotes, eight appendixes, a lexicon and an index.
All 235 illustrations from the first edition of 1869 are in this edition, as well as all of the original page headers.
The footnotes cover all aspects of the book, including the people, places, and events mentioned in the book, as well as hundreds of definitions of words from the book.
The book is available from Amazon as a Paperback, Hardcover, and as a print-replica eBook. The hardcover can also be ordered through all booksellers via Ingram.
For more information on the book, see our articles about The Innocents Abroad in our blog.