On February 11, 1963, following a long struggle with depression, Sylvia Plath died by suicide in her London home at the age ...

The six-bedroom period residence is in Primrose Hill, a villagelike area of Victorian-era homes in northwest London. It sits ...

Sylvia Plath’s writing was witty, ... to US$1 million secured in 2021 for a collection of Plath and Hughes material belonging to their only surviving child Frieda Hughes, ...

Slyvia Plath was a famous poem writer who died by taking her own life on Feb. 11, 1963. After she died, her poems were published in various forms so the world could see her creative madness.

In the letter to Beuscher, Plath writes that Hughes beat her after she had torn up some of his writings—she was furious that he was late to take over the care of Frieda so that Plath could go to ...

Frieda Hughes on suicide, divorce and the pet magpie that gave her hope ’So, no I don’t want to kill myself. I want to live with love and passion… and owls and the occasional magpie that do ...

The only surviving child of poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, FRIEDA HUGHES, 62, has long sought solace in pets. She explains how looking after her motley menagerie has helped her cope with a ...

Plath had separated from Hughes six months earlier, following his affair with Assia Wevill, and taken Frieda and her younger brother Nicholas to live with her, in a flat once owned by WB Yeats on ...

Plath would write in the morning while Hughes looked after Frieda, then they would switch. Hughes was always encouraging of Plath’s work and believed in her talent as a poet and a writer.

The auction was themed around Plath and Hughes’s relationship (“your own Sylvia” is how Plath signed off her love letters to Hughes). But it was held three years after the publication of the second ...

Plath's recipe cards and rolling pin reflect her love of cooking—and her conflicted relationship with domestic life. Courtesy of Sotheby's Personal possessions of the late poet Sylvia Plath ...