Sylvia Plath
Born:
27-Oct
-
1932
Birthplace:
Boston, MA
Died:
11-Feb
-
1963
Location of death:
London, England
Cause of death:
Suicide
Remains:
Buried, St. Thomas ? Beckett and St. Thomas the Apostle Church, Heptonstall, West Yorkshire, England
Gender:
Female
Race or Ethnicity:
White
Sexual orientation:
Straight
Occupation:
Poet
Nationality:
United States
Executive summary:
Daddy
Father:
Otto Plath (entomologist, Professor of Biology at Boston University, d. 1940 diabetes)
Mother:
Aurelia Schoeber
Brother:
Warren (younger)
Husband:
Ted Hughes
(poet, m. 16-Jun-1956, two children)
Son:
Nicholas Hughes (zoologist, d. 16-Mar-2009 suicide)
Daughter:
Frieda Hughes (m. artist Laszlo Lukacs)
High School: Wellesley High School, Wellesley, MA
University:
BA, Smith College (1955)
University:
MA English, Newnham College, Cambridge University (1956-)
Mademoiselle
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry
1982 for
Collected Poems
(posthumous)
Fulbright
Tonsillectomy
Shock Treatment
Suicide Attempt
24-Aug-1953
Nervous Breakdown
Raped
1954 (while attending Harvard Summer School)
Appendectomy
Feb-1960
Died Intestate
Autopsy
German Ancestry
Risk Factors:
Depression
,
Insomnia
,
Appendicitis
,
Tonsillitis
Author of books:
The Colossus and Other Poems
(
1960
, poetry)
The Bell Jar
(
1963
, novel)
Ariel
(
1965
, poetry)
Crossing the Water
(
1971
, poetry)
Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams and Other Prose Writings
(
1977
, collection)
Collected Poems
(
1981
, poetry)
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