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This site features a great Emily Dickinson biography and links to her poetry to get you started.

Poets.org features a quick overview of Dickinson's life, but the a ton of links to her poetry.

Just where did Dickinson write all those unpublished poems? You can find out at this museum.

Here you can check out the original, hand-written drafts of Dickinson's poetry.

This poem seems to be a popular choice for student film projects on YouTube. This is certainly… one of those.

Here's a play about Dickinson's life and times.

This is a dated, but informative, documentary on Dickinson.

This features multiple readings of the poem, including one by Garrison Keillor.

Here's the audio book version of the poem.

Having trouble nodding off? This reading will help.

Here's the most popular image of our poet.

Have another view of our poet.

Want to see the original draft of the poem? Click right ahead.

Emily Dickinson lived—and wrote—through the U.S. Civil War, which is the focus of this interview.

This interview discusses Dickinson's "envelope poems."

Get 'em while they're hot—right here.

Check out this biography of Dickinson.