Emily Dickinson 
Complete Works of Emily Dickinson 

The complete works of Dickinson is the result after studying for the twenty years of the translator, Mr. Pu Long, who had been engaged in a year of Dickinson research at Harvard University and Dickinson”s hometown in 1994-1995 as a Fulbright Scholar. After returning to his country, he continued to study many versions of Dickinson”s poems and foreign academic data. Many of the translations of poetry have been revised through several drafts.The complete works compiles two editions of the complete works of Dickinson”s poems edited by Johnson and Franklin. The differences between the two editions are annotated. In addition, Mr. Pu also has researched the writing background of each poem in detail and attached to the corresponding poetry.The fourth volume is the translation of the selected works of Dickinson”s letters, edited by Johnson, which includes the most valuable letters in the whole career of the poetess. Besides, Mr. Pu also has attached a background examination after each translation.Whether for poetry lovers or for scholars who want to study Dickinson, the complete works of Dickinson are invaluable treasures.