A pair of notebooks inspired by Emily Dickinson. One features her bedroom wallpaper. The other, her handwriting.
The Emily Dickinson Museum in Amherst, Massachusetts, produced these. One notebook is wrapped in a fragment of the actual wallpaper from Dickinson's bedroom-the space where she wrote. The other is printed with Dickinson's handwriting-the opening lines of "Tell all the truth but tell it slant." Both have ruled pages and linen covers, compact enough to carry.
Writers and scholars of American literature treasure these. A portion of sales supports the museum. Use one for your own poems; gift the other to a student of Dickinson.
DETAILS - Notebook set (2) - Emily Dickinson Museum - Linen covers - Ruled pages - One: bedroom wallpaper - One: Dickinson handwriting - Compact size - Proceeds support museum
