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Pale Shadows

Dominique Fortier

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Dickinson after her death: a novel of the trio of women who brought Emily Dickinson’s poems out of the shadows 

When she died, Emily Dickinson left behind hundreds of texts scribbled on scraps of paper. She also left behind three formidable women: her steadfast sister, Lavinia; her brother’s ambitious mistress, Mabel Loomis Todd; and his grief-stricken wife, Susan Gilbert Dickinson. With no clear instructions from Emily, these three women would, through mourning and strife, make from those scraps of paper a book that would change American literature.

From the author of Paper Houses, this is the improbable, almost miraculous, story of the birth of a book years after the death of its author. In these sensitive and luminous pages, Dominique Fortier explores, through Dickinson’s poetry, the mysterious power that books have over our lives, and the fragile and necessary character of literature.

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Massachusetts, historical fiction, language, home, poetry, french literature, biographical fiction, Susan Huntington Gilbert Dickinson, Emily Dickinson, Lavinia Norcross Dickinson, autofiction, William Austin Dickinson, Mabel Loomis Todd, reimagining, Amherst, Paper Houses, translated fiction