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Final Harvest is an anthology of poetry by the 19th-century American poet Emily Dickinson, originally published in 1961 by Little, Brown and Company. The collection features 576 poems meticulously selected and edited by Thomas H. Johnson, who was the first scholar to compile her verses in their unaltered, original forms. The anthology is organized thematically rather than chronologically, covering subjects such as nature, love, and death.
It serves as an accessible introduction for readers seeking Dickinson's concise, heavily punctuated verse.
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Who edited Emily Dickinson's "Final Harvest" poetry collection?
The collection was meticulously selected and edited by Thomas H. Johnson. Johnson was the first scholar to compile her poems in their original, unedited forms.
How many poems are featured in the "Final Harvest" anthology?
The collection features 576 poems by the 19th-century American poet. It provides a comprehensive look into her distinct and revolutionary poetic style.
When was the book "Final Harvest" first published?
"Final Harvest" was originally published in 1961 by Little, Brown and Company. It remains one of the most popular and widely read anthologies of her work.
What time period does "Final Harvest" cover in Emily Dickinson's life?
The anthology includes poems spanning her entire adult life, from 1858 to her death. It showcases her evolution in themes regarding nature, death, and immortality.
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