Looking for stories

[Rev. Rye]

And yet his most famous works (Huck Finn, Tom Sawyer, Prince and the Pauper, among others) are often pretty mundane. Sometimes he wrote stories about Americans from a millennium in the past getting thrust into the days of King Arthur, sometimes he wrote of encounters with the supernatural, sometimes he wrote about stuff he could have lived through in his early days in Hannibal, sometimes he even just wrote straight-up nonfiction accounts of stuff he saw while traveling the world, almost like realistic fiction is a perfectly valid method of writing stories. Hell, he even once wrote an account of a true story related largely verbatim from a servant.