# Sylvia Plath

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I Believe in Sylvia Plath’s Fig Tree

This I Beleive 2026 essayist Adalyn Cruitt from Sullivan High School with her essay I Beleive in Sylvia Plath's Fig Tree.

10: Helen Bain on The Daffodil Days: Sylvia Plath and the Power of Perspective

Today on the podcast, Katie interviews Helen Bain, author of the the widely acclaimed debut novel, The Daffodil Days, a fictionalized account of Sylvia Plath's time in Devon. Even for those not as familiar with Plath, this book is a powerful examination of perspective. Reading the novel is an exper…

Tarot with Julia Gordon-Bramer

Julia Gordon-Bramer will discuss her new book, Tarot Life Lessons. Julia Gordon-Bramer is a professional Tarot card reader, scholar, award-winning writer and poet, and former professor for the Graduate Writing Program at Lindenwood University. She is the author ofseveral books, including Fixed Star…

129. The Cost of Indecision: What Happens When You Don’t Choose

Sometimes the hardest part isn’t knowing that you want something different. It’s deciding what to do about it. When we’re unsure which path to take, it can feel safer to wait until we have more information, more certainty, or a clearer picture of what comes next. But staying in that place can keep …

Michael Greenberg on Janet Malcolm, Psychoanalysis, and Biography

In this episode of Private Life, Michael Greenberg joins Jarrett Earnest for a conversation about Janet Malcolm. Greenberg talks about his friendship with Malcolm and her beliefs about the nature of biography and journalism. The episode also explores her writing on psychoanalysis and art, as well a…

Salvia (demo)

This is the song that made me want to make this a fully fledged project. This is the song that gave me the idea to go all out on the plant theme and to actually put some tracks together that were all thematic. I’m actually pretty proud of this one. The mix, left a lot to be desired for me but by th…

Galanthus (demo)

I probably spent the most time on this song, despite it being one of the shortest. I just found myself being overly-meticulous with how things had to sound, I was never gonna be satisfied. I tossed up whether to keep the Pearl sample over the top. But seeing as I chose to go against using Sylvia Pl…

731: A Discussion of Sylvia Plath's Crossing the Water, with Rachael Tillman!

In this week's episode, John King and Rachael Tillman embark on a fifth installment of Sylvia Plathery to discuss the posthumous collection, Crossing the Water. Along the way, we manage to mention Beckett, Proust, Billy Collins, and an old scandalous book, Generation of Vipers.

Sylvia Plath on Writing - Maura Dooley

Editor Maura Dooley discusses Sylvia Plath on Writing, a collection of Plath's advice on what it means to commit to a writing life.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gail Crowther: Marilyn Monroe, Dorothy Parker, Sylvia Plath, & Divine Feminine Writing

Acclaimed author and scholar Gail Crowther opens up about the process of writing her latest book, Marilyn and Her Books: The Literary Life of Marilyn Monroe, as well as her previous works on figures such as Dorothy Parker and Sylvia Plath. She shares her uncanny experiences of archives, along with …