Euphoria. A Sylvia Plath novel

In 1960, Sylvia Plath and her husband Ted Hughes move from London to the countryside to start a family. However, Ted increasingly leaves her alone with the children and household, while Sylvia only wants one thing: to write, to live, to love, to leave her mark on the world. But how can she create something lasting in this situation? She falls into a frenzy of euphoria and creativity. Her desire for death is already set, but her writing in these final months illuminates her innermost self. Elin Cullhed tells the story of the last year of the great author from Sylvia Plath's perspective: a literary jewel full of immediacy, wildness, and courage.

Unabridged reading with Jördis Triebel
1 mp3-CD | approx. 9 hours 58 minutes.