Petrino, Elizabeth A., - Emily Dickinson and Her Contemporaries: women's verse in America 1820-1885.

Hanover, Univ Press of New England, (1998). 1st ptg. VG PB. Petrino discusses how Dickinson used the same poetic themes deemed acceptable to women writers but differed in creating. a new powerful means of expression within the prescribed limits. She differed in refusing to allow her work to be published. In-depth analysis of constraints of publication, examination of poetic themes & conventions used.

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