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Emily Dickinson

Academy of American Poets: Emily Dickinson
Access useful biographical information and electronic versions of many of her poems.
University of Maryland's Women's Studies Database Reading Room
Access 100 selected Dickinson poems.
Dickinson Electronic Archives
A significant site for Dickinson scholarship.
Emily Dickinson Writing a Poem
This site offers information and documentation that challenges the myth of Dickinson as a reclusive poet who wrote her works in solitude.
About Dickinson's "Fascicles"
Read about Dickinson's "fascicles" in a section from the introduction to Dorothy Huff Oberhaus' Emily Dickinson's Fascicles: Method and Meaning.
About Dickinson's Use of the Dash
Kamilla Denma examines the subtleties of Dickinson's dashes.
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
A useful site with substantial information about her family, life and work as well as numerous illustrations.
The "Virtual Emily" Page
Features maps, photographs and information about Dickinson, her life, her family and her community.
Emily Dickinson's Obituary
On May 18, 1886 The Springfield Republican published an unsigned obituary of Dickinson, written by her sister-in-law, Susan Dickinson.
Thomas Wentworth Higginson's 1891 Atlantic article
In this article Higginson describes the beginnings of his important correspondence with Emily Dickinson.
Correspondence between Emily Dickinson and Thomas Wentworth Higginson
This site provides copies of the important letters between Dickinson and Higginson.
Emily Dickinson Museum
This museum allows visitors to see where and how Dickinson and her family lived.
Film: LOADED GUN: Life, and Death, and Dickinson
Read about the controversial PBS film about Dickinson.
The Emily Dickinson Photograph
Read about the discovery of a new photograph of Dickinson and the processes of verification.
How I Met and Dated Miss Emily Dickinson: An Adventure on eBay
Philip F. Gura writes his remarkable story: "This is the story of how I stumbled on something rare almost beyond comprehension. On April 12, 2000, I purchased in an eBay online auction what may be the second known photograph of Emily Dickinson."
Gallway Kinnell's Salon.com article on Dickinson
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Kinnell offers a tribute to Dickinson and her work.
Ruth Owen Jones ' article on the "Master Letters."
Historian Ruth Owen Jones digs into the unsolved mystery of Emily Dickinson's passionate "Master Letters."

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