Catherine Eisner
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Emily Dickinson
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Thursday, 4 March 2021
Capital Murder: Emily Dickinson and the Case of the Missing Metonyms
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Capital murder? Yes. In two senses. I refer to the notorious forgery of an Emily Dickinson poem fabricated by the homicidal fraud ster and...
Monday, 21 October 2019
Miss Emily Dickinson Communes with the Great Dictator Mr John Milton . . .
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‘Do you ever yearn,’ she was asked, on a whim, ‘to have been first born to that Master of the Poem?’ ‘D aughter of blind Milton?...
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Wednesday, 19 July 2017
A simile is a deceived appearance . . . The House that looks like Hitler.
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The putrefaction of the perfect rhyme That marries Blood and Lime with Mud and Time. Long, long ago, I read for the first time, Ad...
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