However, she is most famous for another poem from Ariel, "Daddy," and for a novel about mentally ill magazine employee Esther Greenwood.
In one poem by this author, flowers are described as "little hell flames" and "little bloody skirts," and another poem by this author references "skin bright as a .. lampshade" and tells "Herr Lucifer" to "beware."  "Poppies in July" and "Lady Lazarus," along with "The Munich Mannequins," are found in this author's collection which takes its title from the Tempest, Ariel. However, she is most famous for another poem from Ariel, "Daddy," and for a novel about mentally ill magazine employee Esther Greenwood. For 10 points, name this wife of Ted Hughes and author of the Bell Jar, who notably stuck her head in an oven.
In one poem by this author, flowers are described as "little hell flames" and "little bloody skirts," and another poem by this author references "skin bright as a .. lampshade" and tells "Herr Lucifer" to "beware."  
Sylvia {Plath}