text: In a novel with this title, the lead singer of the Terrible Children commits suicide in his basement, leaving his daughter Calliope Bird Morath unable to speak for several years; that book is the debut novel of Andrew Foster Altschul.
full_question: In a novel with this title, the lead singer of the Terrible Children commits suicide in his basement, leaving his daughter Calliope Bird Morath unable to speak for several years; that book is the debut novel of Andrew Foster Altschul. The speaker of a poem with this title states, “The peanut-crunching crowd / Shoves in to see / Them unwrap me hand and foot” and lists “A cake of soap, / A wedding ring, / A gold filling” as objects sought by the Nazi “Herr Doktor.” “I rise with my red hair / And I eat men like air” closes, for 10 points, what Sylvia Plath poem?
first_sentence: In a novel with this title, the lead singer of the Terrible Children commits suicide in his basement, leaving his daughter Calliope Bird Morath unable to speak for several years; that book is the debut novel of Andrew Foster Altschul.