This author wrote a novel that details (*) Ester Greenwood's struggle to remain sane.
This author described figures as "naked and bald in their furs" in her poem "The Munich Mannequins." Another of her poems uses imagery from the Holocaust to address the title figure called "Daddy." Those poems were collected in Ariel, which was published nine years after she married poet Ted Hughes and two years after this author committed suicide. This author wrote a novel that details (*) Ester Greenwood's struggle to remain sane. For 10 points, name this American writer who was the author of The Bell Jar.
This author described figures as "naked and bald in their furs" in her poem "The Munich Mannequins."
Sylvia {Plath}