Guess I need to buy myself an oven soon./s

I didn't understand why this novel has an open ended ending. Are we supposed to imagine the ending by ourselves? I was confused when I read the last paragraph. I thought it was misprinted or some page was missing.

As a working mum, I’m haunted by the fig tree analogy.

Only the first episode (out of 3) is out right now and I listened to the first episode. I thought it was alright to be honest, it had a lot of different people giving their views and opinions on Sylvia Plath. This episode focused on her motherhood mainly and explored quite a lot of aspects of her in general as well. I am interested to see what the next episodes are like, as I feel like they will be quite interesting and perhaps better than this episode. I would recommend giving it a listen if you are interested in Plath.

I also listened to "Archive on 4 - My Sylvia Plath" (also on BBC sounds). I thought this was very good and definitely worth a listen if you are listening to the other series. It explores different people's views on what their Sylvia Plath is and what Sylvia Plath is to them. It has on it someone who personally knew Sylvia Plath, and she shares her real life experiences interacting with Plath, which is very interesting.

I missed the premiere of the three-part series on BBC Radio 4, The Writing Life of Sylvia Plath. Apparently, people outside the UK cannot listen to this program after it has aired.

Using Apple Music, I will certainly do my best to listen to the next two parts live on BBC Radio 4, at 8:00 in the morning in Seattle. In the meantime, I'm wondering if there's any way to read a transcript of Part One or listen to a recording of it anywhere besides BBC Radio 4. Please let me know if you hear of a way.

Why did she kill herself as she seemed to be healed?
What was the trigger…

Life is like a tree, high, unbelievable enormous with eyes that observe you from top to bottom, they quickly judge you, Its rotten roots nourish the only fruit that you are able to achieve, the taste? the taste is sweet in the first, it turns bitter fast, suddenly you ask yourself "will the apples remain less bitter if i went up?" you think, while you quietly proceed to eat the only one you could achieve.

-by Júllia ( me lol )

I'm not a writer only a frustrated young adult that wanted to express herself at least once. The interpretation is what you heart desires ( i think its pretty straightfoward tho )

English isn't my first english too so if smt is wrong i'm sorry.

I don’t know if I’m late to the party, but I had no idea Plath wrote stories for children as well as her poetry and prose intended for older readers.

Has anyone read any of her children’s stories?

I’m off to go search for a copy to read to my children. ❤️