Louisa May Alcott, top left, is the "bee" of the book's title, and Emily Dickinson, right, is the "fly" (see sidebar below). The bottom photos are Tosiello and Cavolina's graduation pictures from ...

The secondary conflict of Dickinson has to do with Dickinson’s love for her friend Sue. This conflict, too, has to do with life under patriarchy. What are women in love in the nineteenth century to do ...

EMILY DICKINSON. Born in Amherst, Massachusetts, December 10, 1830; ... She sought it, she loved it. Even in childhood she left home with reluctance and returned with ecstasy.

In 2020, Swift made an announcement on Emily Dickson's birthday of Dec. 10 that she would release her ninth studio album "Evermore" at midnight. The "tortured poet" is familiar with Dickinson's ...

The Amherst home of 19th-century reclusive superstar poet Emily Dickinson reopened to great fanfare last summer, and now you can rent her bedroom by the hour. Don’t be alarmed: it’s not what ...

On March 5, 1853, while her family ate breakfast, Emily Dickinson addressed four envelopes to Susan Gilbert, a woman with whom she seemed to be in love. The envelopes were empty. Though Emily had ...

‘Emily Dickinson Face to Face’ Review: Metrical Memories. The reclusive poet in her final years, as glimpsed by her niece. By . Angelina Torre. Share. Resize. Listen (3 min) ...

AMHERST, Mass. — “Here is our Wizard of Oz moment,” a guide said on a recent afternoon, before opening a door and stepping into the front foyer of the Emily Dickinson Museum.