For someone who barely left the house, Emily Dickinson didn’t half cause a lot of trouble.
For someone who barely left the house, Emily Dickinson didn’t half cause a lot of trouble. Lives Like Loaded Guns — which combines biographical material, critical readings, and an assessment of the history of her reputation — tells a completely hair-raising story.
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