2 vol. 1894  Emily Dickinson   2 volume set

 Notes

"Letters of Emily Dickinson" is a collection of correspondence written by the renowned American poet Emily Dickinson. These letters provide a glimpse into the private world of Dickinson, offering insights into her thoughts, emotions, and the creative process that fueled her poetic genius. The collection includes letters to family members, friends, and acquaintances, revealing the poet's wit, intellect, and profound observations on life. Dickinson's letters are characterized by a unique blend of lyricism and introspection, showcasing her distinctive voice even in her prose. As a complement to her celebrated poetry, the "Letters of Emily Dickinson" deepen our understanding of this enigmatic literary figure, shedding light on the complex and solitary nature of her existence.

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Green fabric boards gold tooling on front cover, excellent condition, edited by Mabel Loomis Todd. Boston Roberts Brothers.