Winner of the National Book Award, Richard B. Sewall's landmark biography brings Emily Dickinson into fuller view as both poet and person. Drawing on letters, family history, and the world of nineteenth-century Amherst, Sewall places the poems alongside the private life, the household, the friendships, and the fierce inward intelligence that shaped them. Scholarly without losing warmth, it remains one of the essential studies of Dickinson.
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