Publisher, Fair Oaks Audio (December 1999)

2000 Audie Award Winner for 'Best Multi-Voiced Narration' Audiobook, presented by the Audio Publishers Association for excellence in Spoken Audio publishing.

Larry Howe, Mark Twain Forum, April 15, 1998 says about the hardcover book of this title:
Although the original appearance of this material didn't attract much positive attention, this edition is proof that another look is more than warranted. For many readers familiar only with Twain's tales about mischievous boys or cranky vernacular characters, this work--one of the great love stories of all time--will come as a real surprise. Whether you're interested in Twain or not, if your heart hasn't atrophied, you will love The Diaries of Adam and Eve. . . . In this affecting book, Twain manages to indulge sentiment--personal and cultural--without succumbing to what Huck calls "soul butter and hogwash." Twain has given the book to us. Give it to someone you love.

Fair Oaks Audio says:
The Diaries….--written near the end of Mark Twain's life and career--are perhaps his wisest, most personal works. The wry humor we expect is matched by a heartbreaking tenderness found nowhere else in his writings. And it was only in Eve that Twain ever wrote from a woman's viewpoint. An afterword details Twain's fascination with Adam and the parallels between his own marriage and Adam and Eve as depicted in The Diaries…..