The BBC also reports on the campaign being carried out in order to save the Brontë birthplace in Thornton.The birthplace of the famous Brontë sisters has gone up for sale, with cam… Read More

The campaign to save the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton reach national level. In The Guardian: The premises that takes up 72-74 Market Street has had various uses, from an apartment… Read More

Financial Times reviews Karen Powell's Fifteen Wild Decembers.While her previous book unfolded through multiple perspectives, Fifteen Wild Decembers is told solely from Emily’s point o… Read More

Guillermo Del Toro gives his own picks from TCM‘s lineup, all titles that will be airing in October in IndieWire:Then, because you can never get enough Joan Fontaine, del Toro chose th… Read More

Keighley News picks up the story about the Brontë birthplace in Thornton being converted into holiday lets.People flock to the village from across the globe to visit the parsonage where… Read More

What to read this autumn in The Student Newspaper:Wuthering Heights by Emily BrontëAn iconic classic, but if you’re going to turn to any familiar favourite this autumn, Emily Bron… Read More

The story of Branwell Brontë appears in this book about prodigal sons and the Appalachian culture:ProdigalsA Sister’s Memoir of Appalachia and LossSarah Beth ChildersUnivesity of… Read More

A new novel retelling Emily Brontë's story:Fifteen Wild DecembersKaren PowellEuropa Editions2023, pp. 288, PaperbackISBN: 9781787704817A creative re-imagining of the short life of Emily… Read More

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The Lord Nelson Inn can be found on High Street in the centre of the village of Luddenden, West Yorkshire. It is the only remaining pub in the village centre making it quite popular with the… Read More

The Dewsbury Reporter mentions that St Saviour's Church in Batley will be celebrating Heritage Days next September 16:There is a frieze of Minton tiles, a beautiful East Window, a Millennium… Read More

Le Figaro (France) reviews Paulina Spucches's graphic novel Brontëana.Attirée de longue date par la Grande-Bretagne, Paulina Spucches se lance en 2021 dans un voyage en solo… Read More

A new exhibition opens new week in Newbridge, Kildare Co. on the Brontës legacy in Kildare:A Celebration of the Legacy of the Brontës in IrelandMaynooth Community Library, Main Str… Read More

NPR's Enlighten Me with Rachel Martin interviews Vanessa Zoltan on her book Praying with Jane Eyre:Vanessa Zoltan: We started sort of a Bible study with "Jane Eyre". We got together eve… Read More

 An alert for today, August 11 in Luxeuil-les-Bains, France:Les Brontë, une épopée victorienne by Dean De la MotteFri 11 Aug 5:30pm - 7:00pmLibrairie Les Cyclame… Read More

Emily Brontë, a literary luminary of the 19th century, remains an enigmatic figure whose life and works continue to captivate readers and scholars alike. From her solitary upbringing on… Read More

Writing for Electric Literature, writer Hannah Sloane doesn't hesitate when it comes to describing Heathcliff and Mr Rochester as 'fuckbois' or 'messy men' (we rather think that Emily and Ch… Read More

from The Brontë Sisters | Patrick Branwell Brontë Emily Brontë, an English poet and novelist born on this day July 30, 1818, is renowned for capturing the hearts and minds… Read More

The Mirror has an article on railway booking office clerks through history. And Branwell Brontë makes an appearance:He did better than the man who bids fair to be the most famous Englis… Read More

A new reimagination of the Brontës lives has just been published:Half-Life of a Stolen SisterRachel CantorSoho Press (Penguin Random House)ISBN: 9781641294645July 2023Reimagines the liv… Read More

James Daly is the Conservative MP for Bury North, and quite the Brontëite as he confesses in Bury Times:On my wall, as I write this article is a poster.The face of the great Emily Bront… Read More

University of Leeds has published a press release about the Becoming the Brontës exhibition:‘Becoming the Brontës’ offers visitors the unique opportunity to gain a rich… Read More

Johns Hopkins Magazine reviews the forthcoming Half-Life of a Stolen Sister. A novel of the Brontës by Rachel Cantor.England's literary Brontë family provides constant fodder for s… Read More

The Telegraph and Argus reports that the proposal to demolish the Cross Roads Inn, between Haworth and Keighley and which closed as a pub last year, and turn it into flats has been refused… Read More

The Yorkshire Post lists some houses for Haworth.The first settlement in Haworth was originally mentioned in 1209 and it was first recorded as ‘Haworth’ on a 1771 map. In 1819, l… Read More

Great news for the Old School Room in Haworth via The Telegraph and Argus.Small charity The Bronte Spirit has spent the past 12 years sourcing sufficient funds to make the Old School Room wa… Read More

A five-star review for the Inspector Sands's production of Wuthering Heights, as performed in Northampton, in The Guardian:Wuthering Heights review – a deliciously dark Brontë wit… Read More

A new book featuring past artists of the Bradford area, including some with Brontë echoes:Past Portrait Artists of the Bradford Districtby Colin NevilleNot Just Hockey seriesISBN: … Read More

Some more reviews of Emily today. From Tryon Daily Bulletin:O’Connor’s directorial perspective as a woman surely enhances the empathy and understanding with which Emily is portra… Read More

Luddenden is featured in the Manchester Evening News:The only pub in Luddenden, The Lord Nelson Inn, is reputedly the oldest building in the village. Above the door of the pub is a 1634 date… Read More