The protagonist of this work, set on the backdrop of the execution of the Rosenbergs, is a college student from Massachusetts who interns for a month at a New York City magazine.
The protagonist of this novel goes on a date with a UN interpreter named Constantin. One character in this work named Philomena Guinea pays for the protagonist to be treated by Dr. Nolan following her attempted suicide with sleeping pills. The protagonist of this work, set on the backdrop of the execution of the Rosenbergs, is a college student from Massachusetts who interns for a month at a New York City magazine. For 10 points, name this work centering on Esther Greenwood, the only novel by Sylvia Plath.
The protagonist of this novel goes on a date with a UN interpreter named Constantin.
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