Twain and Crane as Seen From Philadelphia and Key West in Age of Imperial Expansion
Norman Lock is not writing history, but his fiction acts as a sort of carapace around actual events and historical figures, showing how a Twain or Crane appear from the protagonist’s perspective.

‘The Caricaturist’
By Norman Lock
Bellevue Literary Press, 352 pages
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