Biography Reviews of Emily Bronte and Her Sisters | New Republic
he Brontës have always been novelists’ novelists, perhaps because their history is novelistic material—the six children in their bleak setting of the Yorkshire moors, their struggle against fate,...
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13 January (1849): Charlotte Bronte to William Smith Williams
At the time of this letter’s writing the Brönte household was in disarray. Branwell, Charlotte’s elder brother, had died from a case of alcoholism-enflamed bronchitis in September 1848. Soon after...
View ArticleAnne Brontë: the unsung sister, who turned the gaze on men | Books |...
Charlotte and Emily Brontë gave us romanticised, byronic heroes, but Anne refused to wear rose-tinted glasses when dealing with male alcoholism and brutality via Anne Brontë: the unsung sister, who...
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Was Anne Bronte Dracula inspiration? – Yorkshire Post
Letters discovered in a fly-filled Victorian prison cell shed new light on the creation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. via Was Anne Bronte Dracula inspiration? – Yorkshire Post.
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