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Exploding the Emily Dickinson myth: Nuala O’Connor

Posted on July 14, 2015 by Roz Kay

By Roz Kay Nuala O’Connor’s third novel, Miss Emily, alternates perspectives between the American 19th century poet Emily Dickinson and a fictional Irish maid, Ada Concannon. “I wanted to explode the myth about Emily being the complete recluse,” Nuala O’Connor … Continue reading →

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