North of Boston
A collection of New England narrative poems where neighbors, spouses, and hired hands keep talking around the one thing they actually mean.
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A collection of New England narrative poems where neighbors, spouses, and hired hands keep talking around the one thing they actually mean.
A wildly popular 1883 love-poem collection so scandalous that Wilcox opens the book with a five-page defense of her own work.
A prince slumming incognito through London nightlife stumbles into a club that exists to arrange its members' suicides by playing cards, and Stevenson spins the premise into six interlocking tales of disguise, murder, and blind luck.
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