Curated excerpts from Plath’s journals, letters, poems, and prose on craft, ambition, and the writing life.
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Curated excerpts from Plath’s journals, letters, poems, and prose on craft, ambition, and the writing life.
Illuminating, incisive and entertaining insights into the writing life from one of our most renowned authors. Sylvia Plath always knew that she wanted to be a writer and she always wrote. She interrogated, both lightly and acutely, what the practice of writing means: how to see afresh whether you're looking at a thistle or an umbrella; the what it is to want so much to 'live, love and say it well in good sentences ...', and how she doesn't think poems 'should be all that chaste' but is unwilling...
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Personal journal and letter excerpts touch on love and marriage.
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No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonology content present
Brief reflections on gender roles and the woman writer’s place.
Journal excerpts include depression and suicidal ideation.
References to emotional turmoil and personal suffering.
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