Anne Sexton stands as one of the most influential and controversial figures of twentieth-century American poetry. Frequently associated with the confessional movement, her work is often remembered for its frank engagement with mental illness, sexuality, family conflict, and mortality. Yet to read Anne Sexton solely as a poet of emotional exposure is to overlook the extraordinary discipline,...
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