correspondence

Presents the complete poems of nineteenth-century English poet John Keats, including his three published volumes, as well as posthumous and fugitive poems, and features a selection of letters written by Keats.

Presents the correspondence and telephone calls between Tupac Shakur, a rapper who was shot and died in September, 1996, and Angela Ardis, a woman who wrote to him on a dare, while he was incarcerated in Rikers Island and Dannemora State Prison in New York.

A collection of letters that offer insights into Kerouac's family life, friendships, travels, love affairs, and literary apprenticeship.

Chronicles the life of Galileo Galilei, focusing on his relationship with his eldest child Virginia, and explaining how she helped influence her father's work.

The author presents letters from children to her confiding their concerns with friendships, families, illness, sexuality, and other problems; and in return, Ms. Blume shares similar moments from her own life, both as a child and as a parent.

Presents the letters of a woman who made a life for herself and her daughter by homesteading in Wyoming in the early years of the twentieth century.

Translation of: Het denkende hart van de barak. Reveals the author's final year of of life in the transit camp Westerbork, the last stop before Auschwitz.

Contains a collection of letters written by the author to a former employer in Denver over the course of several years, in which she describes her frontier life homesteading in Burnt Fork, Wyoming.

A collection of letters written by F. Scott Fitzgerald to friends, family members, and associates, which combine to provide a portrait of his life and career; arranged chronologically from 1907 through 1940.

Presents a correspondence between two young women living in Jerusalem--Palestinian Amal Rifa'i and Israeli Odelia Ainbinder--in which they discuss their hopes and plans for the future, and share their feelings about the conflict between the Arabs and the Jews.