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Nathaniel Hawthorne’s notebooks reveal the strange workings of his imagination

By Robert S. Levine, Distinguished University Professor of English, University of Maryland

In his private notebooks, Hawthorne didn’t have to worry about being called unconventional, depressive or mad. The result is a glimpse of his macabre mind at work.

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