Elizabeth Smart · 1966
A poetic novel about a passionate and tragic love affair.
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“Instead, he basically reported, after obsessive work, I think two years of work, on the correspondence between Mill and Taylor. And the correspondence is one of the closest things we have to the correspondence, the fictional correspondence in my favorite book, which is By It's Possession, where the letters are ones of surpassing beauty.”
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