Publisher's Synopsis
Author of 1,789 poems, Emily Dickinson is considered one of the pillars of modern American literature and one of the best poets in universal literature. Her work denotes an extraordinary ability to observe the world around her, from the subtle buzzing of a bee to the inescapable nature of death. She composed all her poems in pencil on small pieces of paper that her sister Lavinia found and published after her death. Jesús Marchamalo and Antonio Santos join forces again to bring us a brief but complete biography, in this case of one of the great myths of universal literature.
