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The Gardens of Emily Dickinson

Judith Farr

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ISBN 9780674018297

Publication Date: 10/31/2005

368 pages

24 color illustrations, 12 tritone illustrations

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Judith Farr is Professor Emerita of English & American Literature at Georgetown University.

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Read a short history of the publication of Emily Dickinson’s writings, an undertaking now furthered by the Emily Dickinson Archive
Read a Harvard Magazine feature on the Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts
At Slate, view digitized pages from Dickinson’s garden album
Explore Emily Dickinson materials and resources at Harvard’s Houghton Library

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2005 Rose Mary Crawshay Prize, British Academy

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