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Brontëblog · 09:02 15 Oct 2023
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
Brontëblog · 05:59 04 Oct 2023
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
Brontëblog · 13:27 09 Sep 2023
Keighley News announces a couple of book launches to be take place in Haworth in the coming weeks:Emily Brontë and Anne Lister feature in novels being launched at Haworth this month.Fif… Read More
Victorian Epic
Brontëblog · 08:54 22 Aug 2023
 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
Brontëblog · 05:00 10 Aug 2023
A new bookshop is about to open in Mason City, IA with a very special name. KIMT3 reports:Three Bells Books, described as a small and community-focused independent bookshop, is scheduled to… Read More
Nature Writing Masterclass
Brontëblog · 22:30 29 Jul 2023
An alert from the Brontë Parsonage Museum celebrating the 205th anniversary of Emily BrontëNature Writing Masterclass at the ParsonageSunday 30 July, 10am - 1pmOnline:  Date:… Read More
Brontëblog · 07:33 10 Jul 2023
Lancashire Live has an article on staying at Ponden Hall.Historic Ponden Hall sits among a patchwork of green hills, overlooking a glistening reservoir at the end of a single-track lane.It l… Read More
Consistent Climb - G… · 16:50 07 Jun 2023
Charlotte Brontë and her work Charlotte Brontë, born on April 21, 1816, was an English novelist and poet, the eldest of the three Brontë sisters who survived into adulthoo… Read More
Brontëblog · 22:30 29 May 2023
The latest issue of the French scholar journal Cahiers Victorienes et Édourdiannes contains the proceedings of two different conferences: The Colloque SFEVE Université Toulouse… Read More
Brontëblog · 05:52 19 May 2023
Newbury Today reviews Inspector Sands' production of Wuthering Heights.The Gothic horror elements of the narrative are heightened by these disembodied voices, spirits that haunt Nelly as she… Read More
Brontëblog · 08:53 02 Apr 2023
The Times of India lists some of the most memorable pranks in literature. The gipsy scene in Jane Eyre  is hardly a prank... but it is on the list:Mr Rochester in 'Jane Eyre' by Charlot… Read More
Brontëblog · 15:54 19 Mar 2023
Jacobin writes an intense article about how much Emily, the film, does not represent the Emily the author of the article had in mind and how truly abject this thing is (sort of):Emily Bront… Read More
When Paul Wanted To Be Cathy
Brontëblog · 10:26 29 Jan 2023
Showbiz Cheatsheet reminds us of the day Paul McCartney joked that he wanted to play Cathy from Wuthering Heights:During one 1965 interview (via Beatles Interviews), these artists were asked… Read More
Brontëblog · 09:29 08 Dec 2022
Many sites in many languages are quoting from Annie Ernaux's Nobel Prize lecture.From the time I could read, books were my companions, and reading was my natural occupation outside of school… Read More
The Tenant In Barnard Castle
Brontëblog · 23:30 10 Nov 2022
A new chance to watch a production of Deborah McAndrew's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, first premiered in 2017:The Castle Players presentThe Tenant of Wildfell Hallby Deborah McAndrewThe With… Read More
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