Emily Dickinson (book) explained

Emily Dickinson is a 1986 biography book by Cynthia Griffin Wolff on the poet of the same name.[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

Notes and References

  1. Baym . Nina . 1987 . Review of Emily Dickinson . The New England Quarterly . 60 . 2 . 320–322 . 10.2307/365624 . 365624 . 0028-4866.
  2. Welter . Barbara . 1988 . Review of Emily Dickinson . The American Historical Review . 93 . 3 . 780 . 10.2307/1868265 . 1868265 . 0002-8762.
  3. Johnson . Greg . Dickinson in Her Time . 1987 . Wolff . Cynthia Griffin . The Virginia Quarterly Review . 63 . 3 . 515–520 . 26438130 . 0042-675X.
  4. News: Kakutani . Michiko . 1986-11-12 . Books of The Times . 2024-07-29 . The New York Times . C27. .
  5. News: Frank . Elizabeth . 1986-11-23 . The Pagan of Amherst . 2024-07-29 . The New York Times . BR7. .
  6. News: Garvie . Maureen . 1987-01-24 . ROOMS OF THEIR OWN EMILY DICKINSON BY CYNTHIA GRIFFIN WOLFF RANDOM HOUSE $36.75 WILLA CATHER: [FINAL EDITION] ]. 2024-07-29 . The Kingston Whig-Standard. .

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