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The poetess Emily Dikinson is one of the most significant figures in American poetry of the XIX century, the “Ray of Light in the Puritan Kingdom” of New England [Region in the United States, uniting the states of Connecticut, Men, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rh. Island, Vermont. - Prosodia].
Dikinson was born in 1830 and died after 55 years in the same house, almost did not leave Amherst’s hometown, was never married and had no children, wrote more than a thousand poems, from which she published less than a dozen.
Canadian writer Dominic Fortier wove real facts from the life of Emily Dikinson with his own fantasies. As stated in the publishing annotation, a “deep and subtle narrative of the freedom of imagination and the nature of creativity, about the places in which we live and which live inside us” turned out.
For Cities on paper. Emily Dikinson’s life ”Fortier was awarded the prestigious Renodo Award (2020) Alla Smirnova translated from the French book
Dikinson was born in 1830 and died after 55 years in the same house, almost did not leave Amherst’s hometown, was never married and had no children, wrote more than a thousand poems, from which she published less than a dozen.
Canadian writer Dominic Fortier wove real facts from the life of Emily Dikinson with his own fantasies. As stated in the publishing annotation, a “deep and subtle narrative of the freedom of imagination and the nature of creativity, about the places in which we live and which live inside us” turned out.
For Cities on paper. Emily Dikinson’s life ”Fortier was awarded the prestigious Renodo Award (2020) Alla Smirnova translated from the French book
Author:
Author:Фортье Д.
Cover:
Cover:Cover with valves
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-89059-455-6
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