Sylvia Plath

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62 Moments
1963
Unpublished Work: Double Exposure
Sylvia Plath's Tragic End
Publishing Plath's Semi-Autobiographical Novel: The Bell Jar
1962
Chalcot Square: The Historic Flat of Poet William Butler Yeats
Ted Hughes’ Affair with Assia Wevill and Its Aftermath
Son's Birth: Nicholas Hughes
1961
1960
First Poetry Collection: The Colossus and Other Poems
Daughter's Birth: Frieda Hughes
1959
Moving Back to England: Primrose Hill
Summer in Yellowstone – 1959
1958
Struggles and Life in Boston -1958
1957
1956
Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes: First Meeting
1955
Fulbright Scholarships on Academic and Cultural Exchange Opportunities
1953
Depression and First Sucide Attempt in 1953
1950
Academic Journey at Smith College and Its Impact on Her Literary Career
Graduation from Bradford Senior High School and First National Publication
1947
Award for Painting from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
1942