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Analyze the appeal to young women of this creative collage-style ad (1957) Here's what's derailed my longtime goal to write a book-l...

Sylvia Plath published the satirical poem "Family Reunion" in The Bradford , her high-school newspaper (she was co-editor) in Apri...

Rachel Trethewey; photo by Poppy Jakes Published this week by The History Press UK, Mothers of the Mind is a triple biography of Virginia W...

Would you agree that a death (which is always a loss) is an especially traumatic loss if: ·       it occurs without warning ·       is u...

On the train to Independence, 23 January 2023  To read my Diary, click here or on the Pages tab above.

I am pleased to provide (at last!) access through these private links to two made-for-television videos, produced in 2000 for the "Sylv...

The student handbook from Aurelia’s alma mater divided its rules into sections: Rules College Rules Dormitory Rules Miscellaneous College ...

Voyeur Arthur Inman lived across from Aurelia's all-female college, its campus here portrayed in its handbook, 1932. Boston University i...

Newlyweds Aurelia Schober and Otto Plath rented here the lower left unit from 1932 until 1936. This was where the couple rewrote for publica...

Aurelia Plath traveled quite often, but only in later life. In 1956, she was 50 years old. In 1981, she was 75. 1981: Bermuda, May 18-25 1...

Otto Plath died in 1940. Aurelia Plath said he left his family a $5,000 life-insurance policy. In 2021, the equivalent of that payout would ...

-Aurelia Frances Schober (later Plath) was born and lived her "early childhood" not in Winthrop, Massachusetts, but the working-cl...

Facts about Aurelia Plath need to be "out there" and more available to the public, so I have made two positive changes! This blog ...

“Sylvia Plath’s father was an entomologist and professor of biology at Boston University. Her mother was a shorthand teacher” is how biograp...

Built in 1925 Aurelia Schober roomed her first year after college at 86 Vinton Street in Melrose, Massachusetts, teaching at Melrose High Sc...

More cosmopolitan than either his daughter or granddaughter was Frank Schober, Aurelia Plath's father and Sylvia Plath's "Gramp...