Sylvia Plath's Oven

12 hrs. 15 min.

Romance & Prose

Language Russian

Author Justis Rey

Narrator Oriko

My name is Sid Argo. My home is the city of Cork, one of the most conservative and religious places in the state of Pennsylvania. We have our own peculiar Bible (they call it the Charter). Open it, and on the first one hundred and fifty pages you’ll see a set of rules that include mandatory prayers, services, and bans. Bans on everything. You can’t talk loudly in the street. You can’t break curfew. You can’t miss religious gatherings. You can’t. You can’t. You can’t. Nothing is allowed except a secret feeling of your own worthlessness… But at the very end of summer, a new family moves into town, and something starts to change—subtly but inevitably. My worldview, my views… Everything is called into question. You, Florence Worstайл, are calling them into question. And for some reason I don’t…

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