Под стеклянным колпаком

Kritiki schitai͡ut "Pod stekli͡annym kolpakom", edinstvennyĭ roman Silʹvii Plat, vo mnogom avtobiograficheskim - v 1953 godu dvadt͡satiletni͡ai͡a Silʹvii͡a Plat stala odnoĭ iz pobeditelʹnit͡s literaturnogo konkursa, ustroennogo zhurnalom Mademoiselle i poluchila vozmozhnostʹ proĭti stazhirovku v nʹi͡u-ĭorkskom ofise izdanii͡a v kachestve vneshtatnogo redaktora. Opyt poluchilsi͡a kraĭne razocharovyvai͡ushchim, i Plat nachala postepenno vpadatʹ v depressii͡u.Desi͡atʹ let spusti͡a pisatelʹnit͡sa vnovʹ obratilasʹ k perezhitomu opytu, pristupiv k napisanii͡u romana "Pod stekli͡annym kolpakom". Roman byl iznachalʹno opublikovan pod psevdonimom vsego za mesi͡at͡s do smerti pisatelʹnit͡sy, i ego reliz v t͡selom proshel nezamechennym. I lishʹ cherez neskolʹko let kniga byla pereizdana pod imenem Silʹvii Plat - i srazu stala bestsellerom.

Critics consider "Under the Glass Hood", the only novel by Sylvia Plath, to be largely autobiographical — in 1953, twenty-year-old Sylvia Plath became one of the winners of a literary competition organized by Mademoiselle magazine and got the opportunity to do an internship at the New York office of the publication as a freelance editor. The experience turned out to be extremely disappointing, and Plath began to gradually fall into depression.Ten years later, the writer turned back to the experience she had experienced, starting to write the novel "Under a Glass Hood." The novel was originally published under a pseudonym just a month before the writer's death, and its release went largely unnoticed. And only a few years later, the book was republished under the name of Sylvia Plath — and immediately became a bestseller.