In this Issue

Table of Contents

Editor's Introduction

Kerry Driscoll
pp. 95-96
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Preface

Ron Chernow
pp. 97-98
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Building a Dry Stone Wall

Horst Kruse
pp. 99-100
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Was that Redford? Bob Hirst's Career in Theater

Jeff Steinbrink
pp. 101-104
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"Never Refuse to do a Kindness": The Quiet Motto of the Mark Twain Papers

Holger Kersten
pp. 105-108
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Robert Hirst's "Simple Idea": A Brief Appreciation of Plain Text

Blake Bronson-Bartlett
pp. 109-111
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Grace under (Hydraulic) Pressure

Bruce Michelson
pp. 112-113
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The Grand Panjandrum of Mark Twain Studies

R. Kent Rasmussen
pp. 114-116
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Leading the Way and Getting It Right

K. Patrick Ober
pp. 117-120
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All right, then, I'll go to Hirst!

Ron Powers
pp. 121-123
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To Bob Hirst: Not a § of Our Land Could Show His ||

Leslie Diane Myrick
pp. 124-127
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Food for Thought at the Mark Twain Papers

John Bird
pp. 128-130
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Navigating the River

Linda Morris
pp. 131-132
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"Bob's Thread" That Made Me Cross the Pacific

Takuya Kubo
pp. 133-135
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Transatlantic Collaborations

Steve Courtney, Peter Messent
pp. 136-140
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The Longest Way Around Is the Shortest Way Home

Kerry Driscoll
pp. 141-144
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The Oracle of Berkeley Visits Southern Maryland

Ben Click
pp. 145-147
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Finding Bob

Miki Pfeffer
pp. 148-150
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A Meeting of Minds

Barbara Snedecor
pp. 151-155
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Fact, Fiction, and the Fun of Lying to Bob Hirst

Ann M. Ryan
pp. 156-159
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A Sheaf of Recovered Mark Twain Letters in Honor of Bob Hirst

Gary Scharnhorst
pp. 160-185
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Another Lost Mark Twain Playscript

Gary Scharnhorst
pp. 186-188
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