Emily Dickinson wrote over 1,770 poems--none of which were published until after her death. This book explores how those poems were discovered by Dickinson's sister Lavinia and finally made public. The text, which includes 21 of Dickinson's poems, is presented in a typeface inspired by Dickinson's actual handwriting. Color illustrations accompany the text. A New York Times Notable Book for 2002.
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