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Ted Hughes

"The Iron Giant" Even against the warmer, rounder tones of traditional animation, Brad Bird's computer-
generated metal man practically breathes.
By Stephanie Zacharek [10/17/00]

Janet Malcolm In her relentless pursuit of the truth she's left a few bodies in her wake, but isn't that part of a journalist's job?
By Craig Seligman [02/28/00]

Is hell satisfied? In keeping with their authors' dark histories, "The Iron Giant" and other children's tales by Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath tell ominous fables about ambition, despair and people's disregard for nature and one another.
By Polly Shulman [08/24/99]

Iron without irony With "The Iron Giant," cartoon whiz Brad Bird brings an elegiac Ted Hughes fable to life -- and he's not embarrassed about making you cry.
By Michael Sragow [08/04/99]

Ted Hughes, R.I.P. A brief obituary of the British poet Ted Hughes, who died Wednesday Oct. 28, and links to Salon's glowing review of his last book of poems, 'Birthday Letters.'
By Salon Magazine [10/30/98]

The Good Father Ted Hughes' 'Birthday Letters' makes it clear, once and for all, whom his silence has been protecting all these years -- his children.
By Kate Moses [02/06/98]

Bitter fame Ted Hughes' long silence about his life with Sylvia Plath was considered by many as a sign that he did not care. But in "Birthday Letters," his book of brilliant, evocative poems about their life together, one begins to understand, for the first time, the nature of their love, and its tragic dimensions.
By Jay Parini [02/06/98]

SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal From Elton John to William Blake, rhymes have been used -- and misused -- in the service of royalty.
By Christopher Hitchens [09/11/97]

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