by Claudia Durst Johnson (Editor)

This compelling volume explores the poetry of Emily Dickinson through the lens of death and dying, offering readers a set of essays that present varied perspectives on Dickinson's work and poetic themes. The book also provides a biographical sketch of Dickinson's life, work, and her experiences/attitudes toward death during her lifetime, as well as a collection of thought on contemporary issues related to death, such as grief and death with dignity.