That story takes place at Dawson's Landing and involves the identities of two people who switched places when they were a few months old.
One of his novels begins each chapter with a quote from a calendar written by the title character. That story takes place at Dawson's Landing and involves the identities of two people who switched places when they were a few months old. Another novel is narrated by a man named Hank Morgan, who is often called "The Boss". Though he is best remembered for his novels, he was a prolific writer of short fiction and semi-autobiographical works. Among these is a story about a rigged wager involving an amphibian. Besides writing, he traveled extensively, and his experiences as a steamboat pilot are frequently reflected in his works, even serving as the basis for his pen name. Name this author of Pudd'nhead Wilson, A Con- necticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn who went by the pen name Mark Twain.
One of his novels begins each chapter with a quote from a calendar written by the title character.
Samuel Clemens (accept Mark Twain before mentioned)