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Louise Imogen Guiney

By Alice Brown

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Discover the story of a brilliant poet whose life was shaped by family, nature, and a relentless pursuit of literary greatness.

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2016-03-24
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Summary

"Louise Imogen Guiney" by Alice Brown is an exploration of the life of Louise Imogen Guiney, a distinguished American poet, essayist, and scholar noted for her beautiful verse and dedication to literature. The book highlights her personal history, especially highlighting her admiration for her father, and her scholarly interests, portraying her as both a literary icon and a multifaceted person influenced by her background and surroundings. Guiney's life begins in Boston within the pages of the book, describing her family history, especially mentioning her father, General Patrick Robert Guiney, a Civil War veteran whose values had a profound influence on her. The story recalls her vibrant childhood experiences, exploring nature and demonstrating youthful energy and a strong connection to literary study. The beginning prepares us for the investigation of Guiney's persona, her literary path, and the significant impact her work has had on both her contemporaries and later readers, it also highlights her challenges and her victorious attitude in both creativity and existence.

About the Author

Alice Brown was an American novelist, poet and playwright, best known as a writer of local color stories. She also contributed a chapter to the collaborative novel, The Whole Family (1908).

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