Richard B. Sewall

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(1908-2003)

1974The Life of Emily Dickinson. The work of twenty years of research, the Yale English professor's two-volume National Book Award-winning biography uncovers new information about the poet's life and challenges the myth that Dickinson was a neurotic recluse who turned to poetry as a solace for an unhappy life. Sewall shows Dickinson as far from a hermit who deliberately chose poetry as her vocation early in life.

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