One book uses the cluttered apartment of this person’s former neighbor Trevor Thomas as a metaphor for the difficulty of writing biographies. Anne Stevenson’s Bitter Fame is one of the biographies of this person analyzed in Janet Malcolm’s The Silent Woman, which describes how this person’s sister-in-law Olwyn restricted access to this person’s work. Heather Clark argues against letting this person’s death shape narratives (15[1])about this person’s “short life and blazing art” in Red Comet. (15[2])This person’s friend (*) Al Alvarez (10[1])wrote (10[1])extensively about (10[1])her in his book The Savage God. Robin Morgan’s poem “Arraignment” blames this person’s death on her ex-husband, who had an affair with Assia (10[1])Wevill. This author’s experiences working for Mademoiselle magazine inspired a novel published under the name (10[1])“Victoria (10[1])Lucas.” For 10 points, name this author who fictionalized herself as Esther Greenwood in The Bell Jar. ■END■