Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Wellesley Prelude, Vol. 3: March 12, 1892
A year or so ago, a little volume of poems brought to the knowledge of the literary world the first collected expression of the genius of Emily Dickinson.
Startled, both by the originality of the thought, and the wholly unconventional style in which it was clothed, its readers were further interested and attracted by the air of mystery which seemed to surround the life of its recluse author.
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