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Sylvia Plath: A Biography
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Sylvia Plath: A Biography

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This outstanding biography presents the facts of Plath’s life as they are known in the 21st century. The research for this biography utilises the latest scholarship, including new information released in the unabridged journals published in 2000, and the newly accessible Ted Hughes archives. In addition to this primary research, conducted in part at Smith College, where Plath was a student, Kirk also provides new insights and perspectives from original interview material with a Plath contemporary who personally knew her. Whether read for a school assignment or for personal interest, this highly readable biography offers an accessible alternative to the density of Plath scholarship. Readers who wish to pursue the topic further will find an extensive bibliography of biographical and critical sources, a full list of Plath’s writings, an appendix of her own literary holdings, and another appendix of her family tree.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
ABC-CLIO
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2004
Pages
168
ISBN
9780313332142

This outstanding biography presents the facts of Plath’s life as they are known in the 21st century. The research for this biography utilises the latest scholarship, including new information released in the unabridged journals published in 2000, and the newly accessible Ted Hughes archives. In addition to this primary research, conducted in part at Smith College, where Plath was a student, Kirk also provides new insights and perspectives from original interview material with a Plath contemporary who personally knew her. Whether read for a school assignment or for personal interest, this highly readable biography offers an accessible alternative to the density of Plath scholarship. Readers who wish to pursue the topic further will find an extensive bibliography of biographical and critical sources, a full list of Plath’s writings, an appendix of her own literary holdings, and another appendix of her family tree.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
ABC-CLIO
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2004
Pages
168
ISBN
9780313332142