When Lin-Manuel Miranda was writing his Broadway phenomenon Hamilton, one of the books he kept by his side was the authoritative edition of Hamilton’s writing published by Library of America—Alexander Hamilton: Writings, edited by Yale historian Joanne B. Freeman.
“Joanne Freeman’s collection of Hamilton’s writing was sort of my touchstone,” Miranda told The Atlantic last fall. “Any time I was in the wilderness, I could go back to what Hamilton wrote and kind of figure it out from there.”
With Hamilton’s words as inspiration, Miranda brought to life a story from America’s past and made it resonate for today’s audiences.
Want to experience that inspiration first-hand? Enter LOA’s Spring 2016 Hamilton Tickets Giveaway by
Ten other lucky participants will each win a free copy of the LOA edition of Hamilton’s writings signed by editor Joanne B. Freeman. • Donate and enter now Alexander Hamilton: Writings is only one of the nearly 300 volumes in the Library of America series considered “touchstones” by scholars, writers, book-lovers, and history enthusiasts around the globe. With gifts like yours, Library of America can publish more essential American writing that deserves wider recognition, develop classroom resources for teachers and digital features for readers, and provide LOA editions to libraries and schools in underserved communities throughout the U.S. and worldwide. Please join us and become a champion of the exceptional writing this country has produced by making a gift to Library of America. Don’t miss the chance to win tickets to Hamilton—donate today! P.S. Remember, no donation is necessary to be entered in LOA’s Spring 2016 Hamilton Tickets Giveaway, but your tax-deductible gift will enable us to celebrate the enduring words of Alexander Hamilton and countless other great American writers. Donate now.
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