Hair and style

NATICK, Mass. — Emily Dickinson wrote her poems in a second-floor bedroom overlooking her beloved garden. Ernest Hemingway developed his spare style, writing in a Parisian bistro watching life swirl by. For 20 years, James Whitfield Thomson has been writing short stories, novels and a memoir in cozy nook on the second floor of the Morse Institute Library with a view of the fire station across ...