Mark Twain's text

This question is for people who are familiar with The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Since this text was first published in the United Kingdom...is this a Nordic text?

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My grandfather is the Twain fan, but he was an American author so I do believe they were first published there. Either way just because something is published in Europe [U.K] doesn't make it Nordic Text. I don't study Norse or Norwegian, but I'm fairly certain Nordic Text is old rune carvings. Twain may be old but he isn't that old lol.

Yes, Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) was an American author. He also wrote Tom Sawyer. Both great books!

Hmm...well thanks for the tip...I just started on the novel and wow...I'm not sure if I want to be a fan b/c of the vocabulary but it is still a beautiful piece of literature...

Hmm,I will sound rude but this site is about magick and others practice like it, not about Mark Twain and this question is good for a teacher,too.

True! But there is a lot of magic belief in the books of Mark Twain. They are worth reading.

Its okay The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn mentions witchcraft and witches w/ slaves and stuff...I was just wondering if it was a norse text which isn't so...

Ahh,but in Hansel and Gretel exist a witch,too.I want to say that exist a difference between a book which learn you about magick and one where is just a belief in magick.

How could it possibly be Nordic when it takes place in Mississippi in the 19th century?