A new biography of the tortured poet suggests she was punished by society for putting her own needs first, but killed herself to save her children, says Plath expert Andrew Wilson
A review of Sylvia Plath's lost story
The reader experiences the tragic narrative of the Plath-Hughes marriage through Sylvia’s eyes
The more we know, the more compelling Plath becomes, says Andrew Wilson
It was in London that Plath met Ted Hughes and wrote some of her most profound poetry. She loved the capital more than anywhere else in the world, but it was also the scene of her ultimate tragedy. Andrew Wilson takes a tour of Sylvia’s city
Cubby Broccoli started life selling vegetables in Harlem, but ended up with Hollywood’s ultimate ‘golden goose’. Now his daughter Barbara and stepson Michael are in control, reinventing one of the world’s most valuable heirlooms for the next generation. Andrew Wilson on the lives and loves of the family behind Bond
