Interviews
Salon.com
A lioness in winter By Laura Miller
Novelist Kate Moses on her portrait of Sylvia Plath during the grim London winter when she changed literary history -- and then killed herself.
Foreword: The Book Design Blog
Philadelphia Weekly
Ariel View By Katie Haegele
A new take on Sylvia Plath was written to give her ‘a moment of perfection.’
Independent on Sunday (London)
Why Ted got it wrong By Suzi Feay
The American novelist Kate Moses has achieved the near impossible: moved into Sylvia Plath’s head to tell the story of her terrible, triumphant last year. But some people aren’t happy about it. Suzi Feay finds out why.
February 23, 2003
Poets & Writers Magazine
First Fiction: Five Fiction Writers and Their Literary Premieres
July/August 2003
The Age
Bringing order to Sylvia Plath By Philippa Hawker
Can there be anything new to say about Plath? Kate Moses tells Philippa Hawker why she made the poet the subject of her first novel.
March 15, 2003
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Novel offers powerful insight into poet Sylvia Plath By Chris Watson
Camden New Journal
Ghost of Plath’s Final Winter By Claire Davies
Wintering: A Novel of Sylvia Plath
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