Title: A rare essential for the revealing of these troubled writer's psyche.
Review: It surprises me that such a work is no longer in print. Coming across such a work as this is only possible at select universities; which to my luck there was a copy available to me. The text deals chiefly with the exploration of narrative, under the heavy, unrestrained use of opium. The writer discusses four writers, De Quincey, Cobbes, Coleridge, and Thomson, throughout his essay; which was his dissertation at Harvard. There is much input concerning the lives, and writing, of the last three authors; but De Quincey serves as the consummate image of the troubled writer devoured by the visions that haunt his dreams, which inevitably brought forth the description that so very few read to this day. I urge you to seek this title, you will not be disappointed.
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