Sylvia Plath. Via Poetry Foundation. CARL ROLLYSON Jul. 17, 2024 04:05 AM ET. ... The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath” as “definitive,” and seemed almost giddy with the notion that the full ...

A title like “The Occult Sylvia Plath” may arouse suspicions of some kind of esoteric study, not a full-fledged biography, and that is what Julia Gordon-Bramer offers: a close reading of the events in ...

I was 17 when I first read "The Fig Tree" by Sylvia Plath. I was just about to graduate school and begin my life. My mind was overflowing with ideas, countries, and careers I wanted to pursue.

Ariel The Restored Edition By Sylvia Plath, foreward by Frieda Hughes HarperCollins, 211 pages, $24.95 You know what’s wonderful about Sylvia Plath? There’s always something new to discover ...

Sylvia Plath's influence on young women fades as they grow older. Janet Rafferty, a colleague of Plath, and her daughter, Mary, discuss their past and present opinions of the poet.

Plath, who committed suicide in 1963 at 30, wrote "Ennui" in 1955 in her senior year at Smith College, said Anna Journey, a graduate student in creative writing at Virginia Commonwealth University.

However, Plath’s untimely death by suicide has skewed much interpretation of her poetry. The well-versed argument that Plath only uses nature in her poetry as a “mirror to look deeper into ...

Sylvia Plath has been lhe subject of more attention than any other young American poet in recent years. Her posthumous book, ARIEL, is here considered by Peter Davison, whose new collection of ...