The Man Who Made Mark Twain Famous: Stories from the Kennedy Center, the White House, and Other Comedy Venues

The Man Who Made Mark Twain Famous is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American comedy, politics, or simply wants to learn from an experienced insider.

Cappy McGarr's book offers a unique perspective on how he became an Emmy-nominated founder/executive producer of the Kennedy Center Mark Twain Prize for American Humor and his involvement in national politics.

With a self-deprecating sense of humor, McGarr shares behind-the-scenes stories from over two decades of producing the Mark Twain Prize, including encounters with some of the most influential people in comedy and politics.

From Richard Pryor to Ellen DeGeneres, this book provides an inside look at the lives and careers of some of America's most beloved comedians.

Don't miss out on this entertaining and informative read!