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“I voraciously read her poems, as well as The Bell Jar and Paul Alexander’s 2003 biography, Rough Magic .”
“Lit Hub Daily July 6, 2026 What makes a literary adaptation good?”
“My first two collections, My Dark Horses , and Nocturne , both explore my unusual upbringing in a family of professional classical musicians.”
“The second of these questions depicts Ted Hughes as a ghost, a lost spirit looking back to his childhood, still seeking.”
“Her work resonated with me unlike any poet I had read before.”
“In the subtle light, a new lamb drops from its mother, glistening yellow in its amniotic sac.”
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“Hollander is the originator of 'Poetry in the Parks,' in conjunction with several National Parks and Monuments in the US, and lives in Flagstaff, Arizona.”
“Why am I, an outsider and an American woman living in Arizona, writing poems about the late British poet, Ted Hughes?”
“At one point, I felt I had to stop reading Plath’s work, as my own poems were sounding too similar to hers.”
“A violent storm began the moment I picked up Birthday Letters .”
“As I was hiking up through Abel Cote, a rugged, windswept farm on the moors, I happened to walk right up to a newborn lamb dropping from its mother.”
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“Ted Hughes, of course, was mentioned, but only as the villain in the story of her tragic life.”