As her literary executor, Hughes had the power to publish what he wished of her work, or to publish it in radically "edited" (that is, expurgated) versions, like "The Journals of Sylvia Plath" (1982); or, if he wished, he might lose or even destroy it, as Hughes bluntly acknowledged he had done with two of the journal notebooks written during the last three years of Plath's life.
Keep a journal (notebook or digital) and record what happens when you want to cut.
What Melville wrote is only part of a landscape crowded with other texts: correspondence, journals, notebooks, memoranda, legal and business documents, newspapers, memoirs.
Some of the most fascinating items in the Lindley Library are the rough journals, notebooks issued by the RHS to the plant hunters, which had to be kept up to date and submitted within one month of their return.
In this presentation, we take a historical perspective on Darwin's life using his journals, notebooks, and scientific writings to demonstrate the process of discovery that led to his most important ideas.
Elegant and affordable, these lovely little journals, notebooks, sketchbooks and diaries are sure to inspire big things.
The journals began as paper journals and notebooks, and now they are e-mails.
Some interesting journals and notebooks also appeared: Notebooks (2006; covered the journal entries [1936 81] of playwright Tennessee Williams), edited by Margaret Bradham Thornton; The Journal of Joyce Carol Oates, 1973 1982, edited by Greg Johnson and Guy Davenport and James Laughlinn: Selected Letters, edited by W.C. Bamberger.
Allow several minutes for students to respond, either online or individually in their journals or notebooks.
(Brantley) ★ 'Sontag: Reborn' Moe Angelos portrays the celebrated writer in search of herself in Ms. Angelos's own adaptation of Sontag's journals and notebooks.
(Isherwood) ★ 'Sontag: Reborn' Moe Angelos portrays the celebrated writer in search of herself in Ms. Angelos's own adaptation of Sontag's journals and notebooks.
