- Installation 1: Imagining Emily Dickinson's Desks, 1870-1885
- Installation 2: Return to the Archives of Emily Dickinson's Late Writings
- Fly Leaves: Toward a Poetics of Reading Emily Dickinson's Late Writings (An Illustrated Essay)
- Installation 3: Bound in Blue Cloth Over Boards: Editorial Reconstruction of the “Lord Correspondence” in Thomas H. Johnson’s LETTERS, 1958
- Installation 4: Ravished Slates: Re-visioning the "Lord Letters" (Facsimiles / Diplomatic Transcripts)
- Lost Events: Toward a Poetics of Editing Emily Dickinson's Late Writings (An Illustrated Essay)
- Appendices
- Abbreviations
- Bibliography
- Acknowledgments
- Contact Information
Excluded MSS
Although Bingham includes A 881 in A Revelation, I have not included it here for several reasons. First, though it may exist, I have been unable to locate a manuscript at Amherst College that contains both “Were Departure Separation . . .” and “Emerging from an Abyss and entering it again –.” Second, the handwriting of A 881 is unlike the handwriting of the fair copy drafts included here and seems to belong to an earlier period. Finally, this manuscript is signed “Emily” and so belongs to another category of her work.