The Lonely House: A Biography of Emily Dickinson

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Emily Dickinson's life was marked by a profound introspection and a commitment to her art, rarely seeking external recognition. Despite her reclusive nature, she engaged in vibrant intellectual exchanges with friends through letters. Following her death, her sister Lavinia played a crucial role in preserving over 1,700 of her poems, which showcased Dickinson's unique voice and captivated audiences. This biography delves into her extraordinary life and enduring impact on literature, revealing the complexities of a woman who profoundly shaped poetry while remaining largely hidden from the world.