Emily Dickinson A Collection of Critical Essays, Poetry, Nonfiction, Literary Criticism, Hardcover Book

Emily Dickinson A Collection of Critical Essays, Poetry, Nonfiction, Literary Criticism, Hardcover Book

A wonderful hardcover book called Emily Dickinson A Collection of Critical Essays. Edited by Richard B. Sewall.

This is a collection of 16 essays that assess the poetry of Emily Dickinson.

Size:
8½ x 6 inches
183 pages
Hardcover
Published by Prentice-Hall, Inc -- 1963 -- First Edition 4th Printing - Ex-Library Book

This book is in Very Good condition. The pages are clean and there are no markings on any of the pages. The pages are slightly foxed (yellow) with age. The binding is tight with no loose pages. This is an ex-library book and as such has library markings and a card holder and card on the back flyleaf. The dust cover is in very good condition.

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