Embalming mom essays in life - Burroway, Janet (University of Iowa Press, 2002)
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I Didn't Know Sylvia Plath -- Danger and Domesticity in the Deep South -- Embalming Mom -- Footprints -- Eleventh Hour -- Dad Scattered -- Changes -- Trash Talk -- My One True West -- Freeze Frame -- Pool -- PC and PC -- We Eat the Earth -- Of the Beholder -- Soldier Son -- Bonnes Anniversaires
Janet Burroway followed in the footsteps of Sylvia Plath. Like Plath, she was an early Mademoiselle guest editor in New York, an Ivy League and Cambridge student, an aspiring poet-playwright-novelist in the period before feminism existed, a woman who struggled with her generation's conflicting demands of work and love. Unlike Plath, Janet Burroway survived