Elin Cullhed - Eufória - Sylvia Plath his life nyomán

Sylvia Plath, who becomes a "fictitious person" in the pages of the book by the Swedish writer Elin Cullhed, lives in a small town in England in the last year of her life with her husband, the poet Ted Hughes, and is expecting her second child. But unhappy and lonely, the marriage is getting dreary and emptier. She is constantly grinding, she wants more than the role of mother and wife. The woman, also suffering from her husband's infidelity, finds temporary refuge in writing and creative work.

Euphoria, which perfectly evokes the style and atmosphere of the works of the American writer and poet Sylvia Plath, is a captivating read not only because of its stirring story written with deep experience, but also because of its thoughts on motherhood, family, love, and artistic creation. Upon its publication, it immediately topped the Swedish hit list, according to both critics and readers, it is an outstanding work, and won the most prestigious Swedish literary award, the August prize. Since then, it has been published all over Europe and in America, and its success is unbroken. Elin Cullhed's international fan base forms discussion clubs, the main topics of which are motherhood, polar disorders and creative independence. Sylvia Plath's cult work, The Glass Dome, is also back in the spotlight.