Mark Twain's Hawaii by John Stephens
A lively, richly detailed account of Mark Twain’s 1866 visit to the Hawaiian Islands that draws on his letters and journalism to portray the islands’ landscapes, people, politics and customs through his wry, observant voice; the book situates Twain’s impressions within the broader historical and cultural changes underway in Hawaii, balancing travel narrative and cultural reflection to show how the journey shaped both his writing and the reader’s view of a rapidly changing Pacific world.
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