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"[Her poems] have that exquisite, heartbreaking quality about them that has made Sylvia Plath our acknowledged Queen of Sorrows, the spokeswoman for our most private, most helpless nightmares ... Her poetry is as deathly as it is impeccable; it enchants us almost as powerfully as it must have enchanted her," wrote Joyce Carol Oates in the New York Times. Listen to two poems from the HarperAudio collection "Sylvia Plath reads."
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