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derangedrhythms · 2 years ago
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NEUTRALITY, BOREDOM become worse sins than murder, worse than illicit love affairs. BE RIGHT OR WRONG, don’t be indifferent, don’t be NOTHING. 
Sylvia Plath, to her Smith College students in 1958, quoted in ‘Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath’ by Heather Clark
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aliteraryprincess · 5 months ago
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Now she is flying More terrible than she ever was, red Scar in the sky, red comet Over the engine that killed her---- The mausoleum, the wax house.
Sylvia Plath, "Stings"
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lovingsylvia · 4 months ago
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!NEW RELEASE!
Title: Sylvia Plath: A Very Short Introduction
Author: Heather Clark (author of Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath, 2020)
Publication date: already out in the UK, US: 21 November 2024
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Pages: 144
Image source (cover & description): https://global.oup.com/
About the book:
Provides a concise introduction to one of the most influential and iconic American writers of the twentieth century, exploring the major events in Plath's life and themes in her work
Reframes Plath's work within the broader context of poetic confessionalism, biography, feminism, politics, and mental illness
Written by a leading expert on Sylvia Plath
Part of the Very Short Introductions series - over ten million copies sold worldwide
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It's the perfect book for you if you have just discovered Sylvia Plath and want to get a quick overview of her life and work. It's also a great as a first book if you want to introduce her to someone else. Or if you want to brush-up your knowledge!
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dk-thrive · 7 months ago
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“The woman (Plath) is perfected,” the poem’s first line reads—“not perfect, perfected,” Clark notes, “like a work of art, an experiment, something controlled.”
— Elisa Gabbert, Any Person is the Only Self: Essays (FSG Originals, June 11, 2024)
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headlightsforever · 6 months ago
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Sylvia was amazed by the clarity of the night sky in Maine. She saw her first shooting star and called the Milky Way “a gossamer scar flung across the sky.”
Heather Clark from Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath
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zonetrente-trois · 2 years ago
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tophuukiey · 5 days ago
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Sketched some stage show gelphie pairings I've enjoyed (so far) and by enjoyed I mean that their thank goodness & finale performances low-key hurt my soul
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tetratheripper · 2 years ago
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Some videogame chibis.
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hyperionheights · 1 year ago
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bones sexuality headcanons
yeah i dont have proof (except angela) i just Know. call it my lesbian spidey senses. disclaimer that those are MY headcanons, you can have your own opinions on those ofc
main characters:
brennan: bi (preference for ugly men... but i digress). she probably started exploring her sexual orientiation in college and came to the conclusion that she's attracted to every gender to varying degrees. she's probably tongue kissed angela a few times pre season 1
booth: cishet ally! ⭐️ he's a bit confused but he's got the spirit, i'll give him that.. bi wife energy start playing whenever he walks into the room
zack: gayboi with a bad case of hero worship for dr brennan. naomi from paleonthology made him realise this isnt really what he'd like to excavate, if you get the gist... ;) (ew)
angela: imo? bi, but it's up to anyone. canon queer and i'm very happy about it
hodgins: bi. putting my foot down on this one- to me, hodgela is bi4bi. one day early into the series angela goes "why is everyone so hot... being bi is so hard" and hodgins is like "yeah, tell me about it" and they have a Oh, You Too? moment
cam: distinguished (ex-disaster) pan. she's all cool and collected now but in middle school she was probably stuttering whenever she saw a pretty girl
sweets: pan. boykisser. i just KNOW. that man is not heterosexual. probably had a few boyfriends in high school too
aubrey: bi? preference for women but in an alternate universe he and sweets are a thing
goodman: token straightie along with booth except i actually like him even tho even tho he took a 2 month sabbatical and never came back
squinterns:
clark: bi. a bit repressed and only realised it after breaking up with nora but as long as he gets there it's fine
daisy: pan. absolute girlkisser. she has the wlw equivalent of whatever zack felt for dr brennan. swaisy is a disaster pan couple.
fisher: pan- and i wont have it any other way. he was 100% checking sweets out when he came over to b&b's in s8, so i like to think when hodgins asks sweets "what is it with you and interns?" in 9x23 he's including fisher
wendell: bi and in a lab au he's dating vincent thank you
vincent: english twink and i think he and wendell should kiss in the lab lost & found
arastoo: straightie but we still love him. pan wife energy since he and cam are married
finn: god, i have No Idea but i have a feeling he doesn't either
wells: aro, and maybe ace too, but fyi even if he wasn't no one would want him
jessica: ... i used to say lesbian but i kinda let the jaubrey of it all get to me... pan vibes perhaps? i'll have to think it over. in another universe she and daisy are a thing too btw
other characters:
caroline julian:... lesbian. no i will not give an explanation for this one. sham marriage and all.
karen delfs: big pansexual energy coming from this random profiler?? i like her
villains: (do not take those seriously, but also...)
pelant: unlabeled. getting strangled by hodgins awoke something in him but he didnt have the time to figure it out between 8x01 and 9x04
taffet: very VERY mean lesbian
epps: heterosexual incel
broadsky: internalised homophobia over booth, clearly
kovac: the man pretended to be married to his sister. i'm not sure i even wanna know
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d-criss-news · 2 months ago
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Via Katie Rain's Instagram Story (December 11th, 2024)
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derangedrhythms · 2 years ago
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Her Romantic mind seized on violence as it did hurricanes and winter storms⁠—as a sublime force that brought her closer to an unveiling, an edge.
Heather Clark, from ‘Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath’
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aliteraryprincess · 5 months ago
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August 2024 Wrap Up
And just like that summer is over. It went by in the blink of an eye. It was a good, if uneventful, month. I had my birthday, which always means new books! And that's enough to make me happy haha.
(Also please click the photo for better quality. Why must tumblr make them look bad?)
Books Read: 9
And it was a pretty great reading month! My favorite was Red Comet, which is current my top read of the year. And I don't think anything better is going to come along, but you never know. My least favorite was A Lesson in Vengeance, which I found disappointing. I was interested in what was happening, but there were a lot of small details that just ruined any believability for me. I also read my first book in French! I'm really proud of myself.
The Dry by Jane Harper - 3.5 stars
The Moors and the Fens by Charlotte Riddell - 3 stars
A Lesson in Vengeance by Victoria Lee - 2.5 stars
Birthday Letters by Ted Hughes - 4 stars
The Doctor's Wife by Mary Elizabeth Braddon - 4.5 stars
Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim - 4 stars
The Harpy by Megan Hunter - 4 stars
Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath by Heather Clark - 5 stars
Histoires ou contes du temps passé: contes de ma mère l'oie by Charles Perrault - 5 stars
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Well at least there's a few things here.
July 2024 Wrap Up
Book Quotes: The Dry by Jane Harper
Book Quotes: The Doctor's Wife by Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Tagged: Top 5 Book Poll
On YouTube:
And as always, there's plenty here.
July Wrap Up | 8 books for #janeaustenjuly
What I Read for My PhD in English Literature | Feminist Theory
What Books Have I Reread the Most?
Currently Reading 8/12/24
Birthday Book Haul! (plus some extras)
September TBR | Shaketember, Shorty September, & more!
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lovingsylvia · 2 years ago
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Did you know?
On 10 August 1941, Sylvia Plath published her first poem, titled simply "Poem" on the "Good Sport" page of the Sunday Boston Herald. In the note to the editor, she described the poem as "a short poem about what I see and hear on hot summer nights":
Hear the crickets chirping In the dewy grass Bright little fireflies Twinkle as they pass.
Source: Heather Clark, Red Comet: The Short Life and Blazing Art of Sylvia Plath (2020)
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thequeensofbeauty · 2 years ago
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Emilia Clarke photographed for Elle Arabia
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chippdhearts · 10 months ago
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CRIME SHOW MEME (CSI EDITION) ☆ [1/1] Recurring Character ↳ Lady Heather Kessler ✦ Portrayed by Melinda Clarke
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t0p-1-sidecharacter--fan · 18 days ago
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Ngl I kinda wanna make a Sbg Heather's au but Idk where to start
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