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Following Laurie's excellent post on , we decided to see if it would be possible to uncover the mystery of the white-outs she mentions. Carefully holding the book up to the light, I was able to make out two of the three whited-out sections...

Acknowledgments
Proof: Page /First edition: Page ix
"Of course this book could not exist without the permission given me by Ted and Olwyn Hughes, who have allowed me to publish sections from my da

This spring, on BBC Four, poet and author Owen Sheers explores six great works of poetry set in the British landscape.

The poems by William Wordsworth, Matthew Arnold, Lynette Roberts, Sylvia Plath, Louis MacNeice and George Mackay Brown explore a sense of place and identity across Britain and open doors to captivating stories about the poems, the places and the lives of the poets themselves.

Wordworth's "Upon Westminster Bridge" will air on 4 May at 20:30. Plath's "Wuthering Heights" is represent

The following materials are being offered for sale by Richard Ford, a bookseller in London for £3000.00 (ca. $4537.05).

Book Description: [1976-1990:], 1990. The Mother, the Neighbour and the Black Hand of Ted Hughes

A small archive of material deriving from the papers of Professor Trevor Thomas, Art Historian, occupant of the flat below that of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath at 23 Fitzroy Road, Primrose Hill, London. It includes:

a. Two Typed Letters Signed from Sylvia Plath's mother, Aurelia

Here is a little list of new/updated Sylvia Plath related things!

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill currently has an exhibit going called . There are a number of Plath items featured in this exhibit. They are:

'Among the Narcissi'. Ashington, Eng.: Mid Northumberberland Arts Group, 1971. First separate edition.

Lyonesse. London: Rainbow Press, 1971. Number 95 of 100.

The Colossus. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1962. Author's presentation copy to A

The following was my introduction to yesterday's Sylvia Plath listening hour at the Woodberry Poetry Room. We had a nice group of people, as well as some lovely Plath archival materials which, I think, enhanced the event.

The “voice� of the poet has a double-meaning. On the one hand it is speaker of the poem � the poems� persona � which knows no boundaries: it can be a woman, a man, a shirt, a stone, a tree branch: anything. The other meaning is of course more literal: the spoken voice of the poe

This is a reminder that Friday, 17 April, 2009, there will be an poetry listening event at the Woodberry Poetry Room in Lamont Library, Room 330, at Harvard. If you're in the area, come on by for a 3 PM start.

I'll be introducing this week's Reel Time on Sylvia Plath, as well as playing a selection of Plath's poetry recorded for the Woodberry Poetry Room. On hand, also, will be some archival holdings that can only be seen in the Poetry Room![image error]

This is the third, and final, posting promoting the forthcoming novel by Grace Medlar, The Lost Papers of Sylvia Plath. It's availability, expected in May, will be made known by Sylvia Plath Info blog.

Chapter I

When I first saw Sandra Kohl waiting for our morning appointment, sitting in the hallway reading a book, my bones told me she’d be some rare kind of trouble. Not the usual homework, home-away trauma cycles kids new to college fall into � that I was sure of. Yet her aura was chame

On Sunday, David Barstow of The New York Times published "" on the death of Nicholas Hughes. This is a very good article on the subject, certainly one of the finest published in the last three weeks. Thanks to Amanda for pointing this out.[image error]

Just a few things to point out and/or promote this weekend...

Recently I found a very lovely blog: . In Sylvia and Ted Collection, Laurie is highlighting rare, limited, first, signed, and other editions of Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes, etc. in her personal collection. It is an extremely generous offering with very lovely images as well as bibliographic and other commentary. Sylvia Plath (or Ted Hughes or another author) can be a very rewarding experience. Although

This is the second of three postings to promote the forthcoming novel The Lost Papers of Sylvia Plath by Grace Medlar. Chapter I, the third posting, will appear next week.

The Lost Papers of Sylvia Plath will be available in May for $16.95. It will be published through CreateSpace and available through Amazon.com.

from The Lost Papers of Sylvia Plath

by Grace Medlar

Prologue

November 5, 1998

Wallingford

Clearing out a back drawer of my denial dresser, one with recurrent dreams, sundresses and