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Title: A flawed must-read
Review: I'm surprised no one has yet reviewed this landmark in the Plath biography lexicon. It was savagely attacked when it came out because Anne Stevenson was writing under the tight control of Ted and Olwyn Hughes and readers rightly saw it as slanted heavily in their favor. But anyone interested in Sylvia Plath should definitely read it. It's by far the best written of the biographies and presents a complex, believable portrait of Plath up to the point where her journals disappeared. After that, Stevenson has not a single good word to say for Sylvia and not a single bad word to say for Ted. It's a fascinating read that should be either preceded or followed by Janet Malcolm's The Silent Woman which explains the drama that went into its creation.
