Emily Dickinson and Nathaniel Hawthorne; Ronald Keller (illus.)
I Felt a Funeral in My Brain, a Poem by Emily Dickinson / The Hollow of the Three Hills, a Story by Nathaniel Hawthorne, 2002
Bremen, ME: Red Angel Press
One of 100 copies, signed by the illustrator.
3332
Octavo. (18)ff. A typographical, material construction of an archive around the notion of a correspondence between Hawthorne's and Dickinson's work, presenting these two texts in a single book. Keller's illustrations...
Octavo. (18)ff. A typographical, material construction of an archive around the notion of a correspondence between Hawthorne's and Dickinson's work, presenting these two texts in a single book. Keller's illustrations and the text of Dickinson's poem, which some scholars believe was inspired by Hawthorne's tale, are printed on a semi-opaque Sekishu paper, enabling one to see Hawthorne's text, printed on heavier laid paper, while reading the poem. As new in bluish-gray linen cloth with double front cover, the upper reading "Hawtho/Kinson" and the lower reading "Thorne/Dickin."


