In addition to "The Colossus" and "Lady Lazarus," she wrote about "the substanceless blue" in "Ariel" and about how "every woman adores a fascist" in "Daddy."
One of her poems accuses a character of being "pithy and historical as the Roman Forum," and another ends "I eat men like air." In addition to "The Colossus" and "Lady Lazarus," she wrote about "the substanceless blue" in "Ariel" and about how "every woman adores a fascist" in "Daddy." Her only novel was published under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas and describes the mental breakdown of magazine intern Esther Greenwood. For 10 points, name this author of The Bell Jar, which was published in the same year that she killed herself with a gas oven.
One of her poems accuses a character of being "pithy and historical as the Roman Forum," and another ends "I eat men like air."
Sylvia Plath