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Page 238 from Issue 80

reborn. The only trouble is, she has to die first. She is the Phoenix, the 238 Issue 80 page ... Page 238 from Issue 80 also a sacrificial death, and the poem presents the paradox of menstrua­ ... tion with which Plath was so often concerned: the flow of blood prompts both a celebration of fertility ...
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Page 192 from Issue 86

for skin light as mine. I ignored the risk since there unquestionably he was, a strong man con­ doning ... the day. But again Deke ignored her or was he asleep? Finally she leaned halfway to his ear, snorted ... wrong man, lady. I'm Marcus Black and I was in heaven till just this minute." She ...
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Page 117 from Issue 80

we never made, but makes us, all the same. * The ice falls sleeping, swept by time and what first ... Page 117 from Issue 80 * And even this I tell you only after, speaking of a place where words ... and the Fall. In my blindness, I turned from what had struck me. I drove the wedge of my self between ...
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Page 242 from Issue 80

death and rebirth will continue no matter what she does, and reveal her sense of failure and ... Page 242 from Issue 80 Plath's last poems show an increasing awareness that her cycles of ... abandonment. The difficult fertility which she cele­ brated as a source of permanent happiness within a loving ...
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Page 80 from Issue 82

morning before she was even awake. He would have to leave early, he'd told her 80 Issue 82 page ... her love cry. After so many hours of talk, hundreds of hours, countless hours of talk, she was eager ... smile at the door. Was Gordon, like Tom, afraid of catching something from her? She would bring his ...
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Page 388 from Issue 110-111

A candystore boy. Her grandfather wouldn't let her see Marty unless she screwed him first. That was ... his trip." Her puppy, J.J., barked. "What are you doing, you busybody? He has such ... hers. She has a kind of crazy, lyri­ cal, elegaic sentimentality. She is dark and Italian and ...
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Page 98 from Issue 80

if irritated that he was going to cheat her of something. "What can I tell you?" he ... Page 98 from Issue 80 warmth unfurled across her groin and continued lower, filling her with ... dread. "No, I don't think you're crazy. But what happens to grown-ups] Why ...
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Page 80 from Issue 80

Page 80 from Issue 80 In the Kingdom of Pleasure Unwitting accomplice in the scheme of law she ... flood-time; when she heard a baby in the tall reeds at the river's brink, she was nobodv's ... thought to violate, man-set as it was, and, here, inconsequential as the sun at midnight, drought at ...
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Page 132 from Issue 80

nape, and remembering that when Anna Karenina had stopped loving her husband what she disliked most was ... with Anna Karenina, whom he understands as she understands herself: "At this moment what ... Page 132 from Issue 80 Chekhov also made frequent use of the counterpart to the decoy technique, ...
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Page 80 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
you're not? PL: First thing, it didn't take long at all. Once I decided I wanted to do it, ... Somewhere was very curious. The poem, "I Could Believe," is in the voice of a guy who has ... when he was eleven." She mused over this, and then wrote, "Perhaps he's ...

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