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Sylvia Plath: reflections on her legacy

The Bell Jar was published less than a month before Sylvia Plath killed herself on 11 February 1963. To mark the 50th anniversary of her death, writers and poets reflect on what her work means to them

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This entry was posted in The Northern Virginia Review on February 9, 2013 by acchiles.

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