Not Since Mark Twain - Stories

In "Not Since Mark Twain," Gerald Hausman presents a captivating collection of stories that explore the essence of American life through diverse narratives that span the road and waterways. Since 1965, Hausman has crafted tales that reflect themes of survival, innocence, and the supernatural, featuring characters such as an autistic boy lost in a swamp and a young woman in love with a mythical creature. This anthology, filled with humor and poignant fables, gives voice to a fading America as it highlights folk heroes and timeless wisdom. With a rich background in storytelling and a significant body of work, Hausman draws listeners into a world where fantasy meets everyday realities.