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WEBOct 27, 2020 · “Red Comet,” a mammoth new biography by Heather Clark, aims to rescue the poet from the clichés that have dominated her afterlife and secure her status as a major American writer.
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Red Comet was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the LA Times Book Prize in Biography, and was a New York Times Top Ten Book of 2021. Her work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Harvard Review, Time, Air Mail, Lit Hub, and The Times Literary Supplement.
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Red Comet is a critical examination of what it means to be a female artist, to suffer from depression, and to be alone, as it is revelatory about this one particular life and the art that came from it. The red comet (an image from her poem ‘Stings’) is an apt metaphor for Plath.” —Boston Globe “Revelatory. . . .
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Red Comet is the kind of serious literary biography Plath has long deserved but, until now, not received.” —New Statesman (UK) “Unlike other biographies of Plath (1932-63), Clark’s traces her subject’s literary and intellectual development rather than concentrating on her undoing through suicide. . . .
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Book by Heather Clark
Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath is a 2020 book by Heather Clark that examines Sylvia Plath. The book has four "positive" reviews, thirteen "rave" reviews, and three "mixed" r…
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Original titleRed Comet
Originally publishedJanuary 1, 2020
Author Heather Clark
GenreNonfiction · Biography · Poetry · History · Biography Memoir · Feminism · Memoir · Writing · Mental Health
Characters Sylvia Plath
Awards Pulitzer Prize · Los Angeles Times Book Prize · National Book Critics Circle Award · Slightly Foxed Best First Biography Prize
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Unlike many of the other biographies, memoirs and books on Plath, this one has no overriding theory which it's pushin…
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Unlike many of the other biographies, memoirs and books on Plath, this one has no overriding theory which it's pushing: instead, Clark has crafted something that returns meticulously to the multiple sources including Plath's letters, journals, commentaries and introductions, as well as those of people close to her during her short life, and has additionally conducted interviews as well as tracking down the previous interviews that have been archived. The result is the most detailed and comprehensive biography I have read of Plath - and is one which doesn't see her life as teleological, leading inevitably and unwaveringly to that taped up kitchen and the gas oven. Instead, Clark gives us a Plath who is dazzling in her multiple selves: complex, contradictory, mercurial, and the subject of many pressures from the public and political to the most intimate and personal. It's admirable, too, that Clark challenges the idea of Plath's poetry as barely-disguised autobiography; she redefines 'confessional' in literary terms and refocuses us on how Plath herself saw her writing: as using personal experience to explore and articulate wider social and cultural truths. Even a volume like Ariel encompasses variant voices from the tender tones of maternity, albeit crushed by fear and frustration, to the raging red of 'Lady Lazarus' and the exhilarating transcendence of 'Ariel'.This is long (it's worth noting that the text ends at around p.947, the rest is references, notes and index), but never less that fascinating; and Clarke treads that delicate line between full disclosure and prurience. Perceptive, sympathetic, balanced and with all the requisite scholarly apparatus, this will be the standard academic life of Plath for some time to come. A fascinating read which does full justice to the …
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This is the first biography of Plath that I’ve read and I was impressed by its comprehensiveness as well as the unbi…
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This is the first biography of Plath that I’ve read and I was impressed by its comprehensiveness as well as the unbiased approach regarding her artistic development, her work, and her marriage. My second reaction was to ask myself how, in my arrogance, did I deign to make such an assumption since I hadn’t read any other Plath biographies. In order to address both my arrogance and ignorance, I made a point of reading two other Plath biographies. Also, I re-read her poetry but not the Bell Jar. Based upon this additional reading, I stand by my initial impressions. I’ve yet to read ROUGH MAGIC and METHOD AND MADNESS but I shall when my Plath weariness abates.Clark firmly places Plath as a product of not only her innate intelligence but of the additional conflicts present in her life both cultural and familial. The death of her father loomed large in her life as well as her mother’s tendency to cloyingly nurture her. This is not to neglect mentioning her marriage to poet Ted Hughes and her struggle to be the perfect wife and mother while trying to find time for her own work. Most importantly, Plath’s life stands on its own rather than being depicted as a relentless march to her suicide. Is Plath a brilliant, iconic poet? Possibly. Is this a biography of empathy, intelligence and deep research? Definitely.
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