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  1. Susy Clemens was born in 1872, the second child and eldest daughter of Mark Twain and Olivia Langdon Clemens. Susy was born in Elmira New York but largely raised in Hartford, Connecticut. Like her father, she was interested in writing, and wrote and acted in her own plays during her childhood and adolescence.

  2. Susy Clemens (Q7649832) Susy Clemens. American writer, literary critic; eldest daughter of Mark Twain (1872-1896) Olivia Susan Clemens. edit. Language. Label. Description. Also known as.

  3. A charming little bonbon written by Susy Clemens, aged 13, a biography of her father. Bittersweet, too, since Susy died at 24. Clemens interjects comments, explanations and reminiscences of his own into her text, which makes for a deeper picture of the close relationship between the two.

  4. The Mark Twain House & Museum welcomes Grace DiModugno to the Trouble Begins lecture series.The story of Olivia Susan Clemens is an important one in Samuel C...

  5. A charming little bonbon written by Susy Clemens, aged 13, a biography of her father. Bittersweet, too, since Susy died at 24. Clemens interjects comments, explanations and reminiscences of his own into her text, which makes for a deeper picture of the close relationship between the two.

  6. www.wikiwand.com › es › Susy_ClemensSusy Clemens - Wikiwand

    Olivia Susan Clemens, conocida como Susy Clemens, fue una escritora, biógrafa y crítica literaria estadounidense. Fue la segunda hija y la mayor de las féminas de Samuel Clemens, que escribió bajo el seudónimo de Mark Twain, y su esposa Olivia Langdon Clemens. Inspiró algunas de las obras de su padre, a los 13 años escribió su propia biografía, que luego publicó en su autobiografía ...

  7. 1 de jan. de 2010 · Susy Clemens did indeed write a biography of her father, beginning when she was thirteen years old, because she thought the public was unacquainted with the "real" Mark Twain - older readers interested in the full text can pick up a copy of Papa: An Intimate Biography of Mark Twain - and it is this work which has inspired Barbara Kerley in her picture-book.