Paloma Etienne

David Preest

David Preest: "I have been reading the poems of Emily Dickinson since 1974, when I came across The Life of Emily Dickinson by Richard B. Sewall, a book which is still probably the best introduction to the poet. As I read her poems, first in The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson by Thomas H. Johnson of 1970 and later in The Poems of Emily Dickinson by R.W. Franklin of 1999, and at the same time read books about her life and poetry, there seemed one gap in this literature. There was no commentary of brief notes attempting to explain all her poems. This is the gap which this guide attempts to fill.In making these notes I have consulted the works of previous scholars, explained the context of those many poems which were originally parts of letters written by her, and, where necessary, made my own guess at the meaning of a poem. I believe the facts are correct, even if the guess at an interpretation is wrong. But as Emily herself once said in a letter to her sister-in-law, 'In a life that stopped guessing, you and I should not feel at home (L586).'"

Emily Dickinson: Notes on All Her Poems

Olga Navarro

En I've loved you so long (libro en castellano), las autoras, Paloma Etienne y Olga Navarro, escriben los mensajes de amor entre dos mujeres. Con el transcurrir del tiempo las palabras se fueron acumulando, y narran una historia única sobre el destino y la esperanza. Cada hoja desplegada de este libro te irá arrastrando a un mundo de poesía y encanto. Queremos que este libro se os eche encima, que os despierte, os vibre, os lance a desear la pasión perdida. Necesitábamos reconocernos en lo que nos dijimos, y durante el tiempo I've loved you so long se ha ido reescribiendo solo. El libro se ha dejado llevar por el hilo del texto, como Ariadna, y por eso al interpretarse y renovarse se ha acercado más a lo que quisimos contarnos. Lo hemos sido y lo hemos soñado for so long. Y ahora los alisios de nuevo ..

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