Rough Magic: A Biography Of Sylvia PathSince her suicide at age thirty, Sylvia Plath (1932-1963) has been celebrated for her impeccable and ruthless poetry, which excels at describing the most extreme reaches of Plath's consciousness and passions. Her work includes the autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar, and such collections as The Collosus, Ariel, and the Pulitzer Prize -- winning Collected Poems. Based on exclusive interviews and extensive archival research, Rough Magic probes the events of Plath's life -- including her turbulent marriage to the English poet Ted Hughes -- in a biography that stands alone in its compassionate view of this fiercely talented, deeply troubled artist. |
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ROUGH MAGIC: A Biography of Sylvia Plath
Crítica de los usuarios - KirkusSecond biography of Sylvia Plath this season, this one by the editor of Ariel Ascending (1984), a collection of essays on Plath's life and work. Alexander's is a full-bodied biography, long on facts ... Leer comentario completo
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Crítica de los usuarios - echaika - LibraryThingAlexander is undeniably biased towards Sylvia in the conflict with her husband Ted Hughes which resulted in her tragic suicide. Certainly, Hughes' ingrained sexism was a contributing cause to her ... Leer comentario completo
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Wellesley | 34 |
Full Fathom Five | 69 |
Doom of Exiles | 126 |
Fixed Stars | 207 |
The Bitter Season | 275 |
Edge | 291 |
A Posthumous Life | 334 |
Acknowledgments | 365 |
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