Great Women Writers

Emily Dickinson decided against publishing her poems. At her death, only seven of her works had been published, leaving behind over 2000 poems.

Jane Austen's novels are prized not only for their irony, humor and depiction of English country life, but for their serious underlying qualities.

Emily Brontë was born in England in 1918. She began writing poems at an early age and published twenty-one of them.