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A monumental collection of Dickinson's letters, edited by scholars, serving as a nearautobiography of the poet.
A monumental collection of the letters of Emily Dickinson was published this year. Edited by Dickinson scholars Chris Dan Miller and Donald Mitchell, it's the closest thing we'll probably ever have to...
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A monumental collection of Dickinson's letters, edited by scholars, serving as a nearautobiography of the poet.
A monumental collection of the letters of Emily Dickinson was published this year. Edited by Dickinson scholars Chris Dan Miller and Donald Mitchell, it's the closest thing we'll probably ever have to an autobiography by the poet.
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Maureen Corrigan reviewed the new volume The Letters of Emily Dickinson, a firstin60years collection of the poet's correspondence published by Harvard's Belknap Press.
Our book critic, Maureen Carrigan, has a review of a hefty new collection of letters by one of America's greatest poets.
She reviewed The Letters of Emily Dickinson.
A new monumental volume of Dickinson's letters, the first in over 60 years, gives us an engaged Emily Dickinson, a woman in conversation with the world through gossip as well as remarks about books, politics and the signal events of her age.
The result is that the letters of Emily Dickinson reads like the closest thing we'll probably ever have to an intimate autobiography of the poet.