Description: Emily Dickinson An Interpretive Biography (1955 1st Edition) By Thomas H. JohnsonPublished by Harvard University Press, 1955 Hardcover in mylar protected dust jacket, very good condition, minor wear to edges, slight scuffing to covers, previous owner name and date written on front endpaper, price clipped, binding tight, pages clean, a very nice copy! 276 pages. DescriptionA century ago one of the most beautiful voices and perhaps the clearest in the history of American genius was just beginning to speak. In the valley town of Amherst Emily Dickinson was a young woman of twenty-fire preoccupied with religion, family, love, and the prosody she found in the family hymn books. Ahead of her lay virtually all her poetry, her fateful friendships, the love that colored so many of her years, her seclusion, and the ultimate decision that she had no need of fame. Over the years her voice is as fresh and meaningful as when it first cut through the hazy romanticism of the 19th century. Thomas Johnson brings to this biography an artist's understanding imagination and a completeness of information not available to previous writers. Shipping We will ship anywhere in the USA and Worldwide! Please contact us if you have questions about shipping multiple books to the same address. We combine rates to save you money.
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Book Title: Emily Dickinson An Interpretive Biography
Author: Thomas H. Johnson
Language: English
