Title: Shameful
Product review: I have studied the life of Sylvia Plath, the unfortunate ex-wife of Ted Hughes, and I find it shameful that after so many years, and after personally censuring so much of Sylvia's writings, writings that might have shed light upon his contribution to her suicide, that he could profit so on "tributes" to her work. It was not only his affair with his secretary, who likewise killed herself, but his egocentric dominance over her life and even upon the subject matter of her poetry. When she was "free" of her marriage, her true genius emerged, albeit along with her final desperate act. I do not criticize his poetry per se, though I always felt he must have felt a bit inferior to his wife, I simply think Sylvia deserves the respect of Ted Hughes silence.
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