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Blackberrying Study Guide

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by Sylvia Plath
About 31 pages (9,228 words)
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Ariel Ascending (1985), edited by Paul Alexander, collects essays about Sylvia Plath's writing, her life, and her reputation. This is a useful resource for those just beginning research on Plath.

Plath's novel The Bell Jar, published a month before her suicide in 1963 and considered by many to be a fictionalized autobiography, tells.....

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