A never-before-published story by Sylvia Plath will be released by Faber & Faber in January 2019. Set to be published as a stand-alone book, “Mary Venture and the Ninth Kingdom”… Read more »

For the Los Angeles Times, Michael Schaub reports that “scores” of intimate items that once belonged to Sylvia Plath—including a first edition of The Bell Jar, signed by Plath; Plath’s… Read more »

By the time she took her life in 1963, Sylvia Plath had written enough poetry for five collections, a novel, a short story collection, and four children’s books. She was thirty years… Read more »

Welcome to the Now: an era that will gain prestige in the annals of history for murderous sex robots, failed promises of taco trucks, and petulant leaders of the free world being… Read more »

Well, high fives are in order: if you’re reading this, it means that you have survived another 1.9% of 2017 and landed in the garden of earthly delights known as Saturday.… Read more »

Thursday, no two ways about it, is one of the slow days. With the week no longer young, and the promise of Friday still hanging elusively around the bend of… Read more »

More than fifty years after its original publication, Sylvia Plath’s novel The Bell Jar is headed to the big screen (again). The first effort did not go well. The 1979… Read more »

When the news of Harper Lee’s new book, Go Set a Watchman, made headlines earlier this month, and questions of potential conflict and controversy began to surface, it was Lee’s… Read more »

Jonathan Bate, an Oxford professor at work on a biography of poet Ted Hughes, lost a crucial resource recently when Hughes’ widow withdrew her support of the project — four years after… Read more »

Along with a flurry of publications commemorating the fifty-year anniversary of Sylvia Plath’s death, Faber & Faber has released a collection of the poet’s drawings edited by her daughter, Frieda… Read more »