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Sample of Aurelia's shorthand. It is false to say Sylvia Plath’s “letters home” to Wellesley were written for her mot...

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

    Aurelia Schober was 17 years old when her high-school yearbook, The Echo , 1923, published her poem "Forbidden Fruit." The Win...

Aurelia Frances Schober was born in Boston on April 26, 1906 to Aurelia and Francis Schober, both natives of Austria. On ...

A reader kindly sent me photos of Aurelia Schober from Aurelia's college yearbook, the one Aurelia edited, the 1928 volume of Sivad. T...

In a March 19, 1980, letter to an SP fan, Mary Ann Montgomery, who became Aurelia Plath's penpal, Aurelia has just described her Califor...

Aurelia Plath wrote to her frequent correspondent, independent Plath scholar Leonard Sanazaro, on September 8, 1986. On the letter's pag...

In the periodic table of elements, "Au" stands for gold. The name "Aurelia" means "golden." It comes from the ...

Seeking primary materials by and about Aurelia Plath, I've learned: 1) Sylvia Plath is said to have burned all her mother's letter...

A respected critic called Aurelia Plath “a manipulatively controlling mother” without stating any facts to back that up. [1] That Sylvia Pl...