Emily Dickinson, Woman of Letters Kim MunroBuried in Emily Dickinson's letters are many lines that are stunningly beautiful, as beautiful as any to be found in her poems. Lewis Turco has taken some of these lines and written poems from them, on them, and around them. This volume, then, is a collaboration between two writers, one a 19th century woman whose work became known to most readers only in the 20th century, and the other a post modernist man of letters an award winning poet, critic, and
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