Euphoria

Rezensionen / Stimmen

An audacious, gripping novel . . . a book for our times * * Guardian * * Euphoria is about the fissures between motherhood, love and creativity but is also a celebration of Plath's power * * Evening Standard * * Compelling and visceral * * Irish Examiner * * A novel about the conflicted emotional underbelly of female experience - including childbirth, desire, envy, rage, insecurity, ambition . . . Brave * * Times Literary Supplement * * A sensitive and artistic account of a woman attempting to write herself out of oblivion . . . not a book about death, it is a book about art, more specifically, female art, and its resilience and endurance * * Sunday Business Post * * Compelling * * BBC History Magazine * * Imagines the hopes, fears, dreams and memoirs of [Plath's] final months, as well as the growing tensions between the worlds of creativity and domesticity. Based on archival research but explicitly a work of fiction, Elin Cullhed's book aims to focus not on Plath's death but instead on the complexities and contradictions of her life * * History Revealed * *