Letters from the Earth

Book Review

Mark Twain's «Letters from the Earth» is a collection of satirical essays published after the author's death. In this book, Twain uses his sharp wit and sarcasm to explore and critique human nature, religion, and societal norms. Critics note that in «Letters from the Earth», Twain reveals himself as a master of satire who is unafraid to tackle complex and controversial topics. His biting style and wit make the book relevant even today. Some critics believe that Twain reached the pinnacle of his satirical talent in this work, offering readers a chance to reflect on the imperfections of human society and religious dogmas. At the same time, the book may evoke mixed feelings in readers due to its provocative themes and critique of religious beliefs. However, it is precisely this boldness and honesty that make «Letters from the Earth» an important work in Mark Twain's literary legacy.