"The First Letters of George William Curtis to John S. Dwight; Brook Farm and Concord" is a collection of letters that tells the story of the life and thoughts of the famous American writer, journalist and publicist George William Curtis. In these letters, he shares his impressions of his stay at Farm Brook - a colony based on the principles of social utopia, as well as his stay in Concord - a town famous for its intellectual atmosphere and cultural traditions. The letters reflect the inner world of the author, his memories and reflections on art, literature and society. This book is an important source for understanding the ideas and views of George William Curtis, who was a prominent figure in nineteenth-century American cultural life.