Death comes for the Archbishop

Exploring themes of identity, mental illness, and societal expectations, this semi-autobiographical novel follows a young woman's descent into depression and her struggle for autonomy. Set in the 1950s, the narrative captures the protagonist's experiences as she navigates the pressures of conformity and the search for self-acceptance. Plath's poignant prose vividly conveys the complexities of her inner turmoil, making it a powerful reflection on the challenges faced by women in a restrictive society.