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Sylvia Plath was not widely famous when she died by suicide in 1963 at age 30. A pioneer of the confessional poetry style, she is often remembered as an "unstable young poetess" who struggled with mental health issues and took her own life, but she was a brilliant author and early feminist. This biography brings Sylvia Plath's tragic story to light, from her brilliant academic career to her tumultuous marriage to poet Ted Hughes. Her legacy has outgrown her untimely death and her collections of poetry and one novel, most published after her death, are still read and debated across the globe.
A Pulitzer Prize Finalist.
Copies of the book are available at the Library. The e-audiobook is available on our website.
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