One night in August 1953, Sylvia Plath left a note for her mother, saying that she’d gone for a walk and would be back soon.

The frost clung to the windows; the pipes froze and inside 23 Fitzroy Road in London’s Primrose Hill, American-born poet Sylvia Plath and her two small children battled sickness as they tried to ...

Novesky compares the brief life and enduring work of bees with those of beekeeper and poet Sylvia Plath (1932–1963): “Love, bees don’t live long..../ But honey lives forever. Words ...