Maxwell #Branwell Hayward from chapter 12 of THRUSHCROSS GRANGE will be getting his own superhero spin-off comic or novel, following the publication of Season 1 of TG.

His #superhero name is YOUNG SOULT. That's not a typo; it's from #Brontes juvenilia.

#CharlotteBronte #AnneBronte #EmilyBronte

Writer Charlotte Brontë died #OTD in 1855, aged 38. Famed for her novels Jane Eyre and Vilette, Charlotte published under the pen name Currer Bell. She is buried near her home in Haworth, Yorkshire, remembered alongside her younger sisters Emily & Anne in the Abbey’s Poets’ Corner #CharlotteBronte

La #adhd ai tempi di #charlottebronte.
Delle volte è meravigliosamente meraviglioso essere me.

Jane Eyre musical to premiere at Southwark Playhouse Elephant in London | West End Theatre Les Misérables co-director John Caird is bringing his musical Jane Eyre to London this summer for its UK premiere.

#JohnCaird is bringing his musical #JaneEyre to London this summer for its UK premiere

🔗 www.westendtheatre.com/344318/news/...

📅 #SouthwarkPlayhouse Elephant, 28 Aug-24 Oct

Created by Caird (Les Mis) & #PaulGordon after #CharlotteBronte, Directors Caird & #MeganMcGinnis

#LondonTheatre #WestEnd

Vibesssss #kentuckypower #boycott #janeeyre #charlottebronte #booksky

#23 Jane Eyre | Summary Audiobook| Part 1 Step into the restrained yet turbulent world of nineteenth century England as Mashair Reads explores Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. This episode traces Jane’s life from a neglected childhood marked by cruelty and isolation to her gradual emergence as an independent woman guided by conscience, resilience, and moral clarity. Through a detailed narrative approach, the discussion follows Jane’s education, her formative years as a governess at Thornfield, her intense and troubled bond with Edward Rochester, and the painful choices she makes when love conflicts with principle. The story moves through hardship, separation, inheritance, and loss, revealing how Jane’s inner strength shapes her destiny. Each phase of her journey highlights themes of identity, integrity, social class, faith, and emotional endurance. Whether you are revisiting the novel or encountering it for the first time, expect a grounded and engaging breakdown of the plot, character motivations, and emotional turning points that define Jane Eyre. The aim is to place you inside Jane’s perspective and help you understand why her story remains one of the most enduring portraits of personal growth and moral independence in English literature. ✨ Listen now and experience book discussions like never before; and don’t forget to stream our audiobook episodes and summaries on Spotify, and all major platforms. 📌 Follow Mashair Reads for more in-depth, emotionally rich book talks that make stories come alive.

📣 New Podcast! "#23 Jane Eyre | Summary Audiobook| Part 1" on @Spreaker #19thcenturyfiction #audiobooks #audiobooksummary #bookdiscussion #booksummary #charlottebronte #classicliterature #comingofage #emotionalgrowth #gothicfiction #isolationandbelonging #janeeyre #literaturepodcast

A picture of a copy of Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery

A picture of a copy of Emily of New Moon by L.M. Montgomery

A picture of the Penguin Classics Edition of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

A picture of the Penguin Classics Edition of Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

Happy world book to to my greatest loves 😘 🫶🏼 #anneofgreengables #emilyofnewmoon #janeeyre #wutheringheights #lmmontgomery #charlottebronte #emilybronte

#22 Jane Eyre: A Journey of Self-Discovery Step into the restrained yet turbulent world of nineteenth century England as Mashair Reads explores Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. This episode traces Jane’s life from a neglected childhood marked by cruelty and isolation to her gradual emergence as an independent woman guided by conscience, resilience, and moral clarity. Through a detailed narrative approach, the discussion follows Jane’s education, her formative years as a governess at Thornfield, her intense and troubled bond with Edward Rochester, and the painful choices she makes when love conflicts with principle. The story moves through hardship, separation, inheritance, and loss, revealing how Jane’s inner strength shapes her destiny. Each phase of her journey highlights themes of identity, integrity, social class, faith, and emotional endurance. Whether you are revisiting the novel or encountering it for the first time, expect a grounded and engaging breakdown of the plot, character motivations, and emotional turning points that define Jane Eyre. The aim is to place you inside Jane’s perspective and help you understand why her story remains one of the most enduring portraits of personal growth and moral independence in English literature. ✨ Listen now and experience book discussions like never before; and don’t forget to stream our audiobook episodes and summaries on Spotify, and all major platforms. 📌 Follow Mashair Reads for more in-depth, emotionally rich book talks that make stories come alive.

📣 New Podcast! "#22 Jane Eyre: A Journey of Self-Discovery" on @Spreaker #19thcenturyfiction #audiobooks #audiobooks_summary #bookdiscussion #charlottebronte #classicliterature #comingofage #emotionalgrowth #gothicfiction #inheritance #isolationandbelonging #janeeyre #literaryclassics

Hot Package: Aimee Lou Wood To Star In New TV Adaptation Of ‘Jane Eyre’ For Working Title The White Lotus and Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood is set to lead a new TV version pf Jane Eyre from Succession writer Miriam Battye.

We're getting a new "Jane Eyre" too?!?!?! #janeeyre #charlottebronte #perioddrama

#amreadingnonfiction #thebrontemyth #booksky #charlottebronte #womenwriters "... as a woman writing in an age in w/c 'authoresse' were 'liable to be looked upon w prejudice, it was expedient to disguise herself under a male-sounding pseudonym if she was to make her work public." --Lucasta Miller

#janeausten #charlottebronte #emilybronte #prideandprejudice #wutheringheights

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Is it just me, or you can be a #JaneEyre Girlie or a #WutheringHeights Girlie, but definitely not both. #CharlotteBronte #EmilyBronte #BronteSisters

Ten Books Inspired by Jane Eyre Like many English Literature students, Jane Eyre remains one of my favourite books and it has inspired writers ever since its publication in 1847. I first read it at ten years old and for me it was…

*NEW BLOG POST*

Ten on Tuesday: Ten Books Inspired by Jane Eyre

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#JaneEyre #HistoricalFiction #CharlotteBronte #TenOnTuesday #BookSky

#literaedebiyat #charlottebronte #villette

I must defend Branwell Brontë

#annebronte #charlottebronte #emilybronte #englishlit #westminsterabbey

#CharlotteBronte

ancora si vedono i frutti rossi del biancospino sulle siepi, a metà gennaio

“Un dopo pranzo di gennaio ...
Le tre erano suonate all'orologio della chiesa ...
... ancora si vedevano i frutti rossi del biancospino sulle siepi; ma in inverno, la vera attrattiva di quella strada consisteva nella calma completa, nella completa solitudine” […]

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1st edition cover Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre, Ed.1890 published by Thomas Crowell in New York.

Illustration taken from Vol. One of the 1890 edition of Charlotte Brontë’s novel, as published by Thomas Crowell in New York.

“Si era al quindici di gennaio e l'orologio aveva suonato le nove di mattina”.

#CharlotteBrontë, Jane Eyre

#giorniraccontati

A wonderful documentary about the Brontes (& definitely the last video I watch today while doing counted cross-stitch instead of editing a novel!):

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#TheBrontes #CharlotteBronte #EmilyBronte #AnneBronte #womenwriters #Victoriannovels #DudeWatchingwiththeBrontes
#writing

Charlotte Brontë Quote Mug

New Charlotte Brontë Quote Mug for all the writers out there, who must share their stories. <3

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#charlottebronte #quotes #writers #coffeecups #mugs #giftideas

“We read *Villette* by Charlotte Brontë discussing the world of Lucy Snowe over the phone, living within its atmosphere.”

-Patti Smith, in *Bread of Angels* (her recent memoir), regarding conversations with her sister

#PattiSmith #CharlotteBronte #Bronte #Villette

30 day books-by-women challenge! Choose 30 books, one per day, no particular order, that you’ve read that were written by women. #booksky #bookchallenge #readingwomen Day 2 #JaneEyre #CharlotteBronte

Coming soon.

#TheProfessor #CharlotteBronte #WilliamCrimsworth #BronteSisters #VictorianLiterature #BelgiumSetting #MaleNarrator #BronteDebut #TeacherNovel #19thCenturyFiction

🚨NEW EPISODE🚨

Join us for an episode filled with spectacular spats, bruised egos & top-tier shade as we explore the art of literary feuding:

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#18c #19c #JaneAusten #CharlotteBronte #Podcast #Satire

Charlotte Brontë - Napoleon and the Spectre Charlotte Brontë wrote “Napoleon and the Spectre” in 1833, when she was 17. The story is taken from the manuscript of her novella The Green Dwarf. In its original context, the tale is overheard being told by “a little dapper man” to a group of Frenchmen at an inn (1996, 127). When it is finished, Napoleon himself enters the inn and arrests the little man for having recounted such a “scandalous anecdote” (1996, 130). Although extracts from the story appeared in a literary journal in 1897, it was not published in its entirety until 1919, when Clement Shorter printed a limited edition for private circulation. It was published for a wide audience for the first time in The Twelve Adventurers and Other Stories (1925) and has since appeared in editions of Brontë’s juvenilia and in various short story anthologies. (https://literariness.org/2022/09/26/analysis-of-charlotte-brontes-napoleon-and-the-spectre)

📣 New Podcast! "Charlotte Brontë - Napoleon and the Spectre" on @Spreaker #19thcenturyliterature #brontelegacy #brontesisters #charlottebronte #classicliterature #clementshorter #frenchliterature #gothictales #historicalfiction #innsandtales #juvenilia #literaryanthology #literaryhistory

Delve deep into the life of Charlotte Bronte with Graham Watson, the author of "The Invention of Charlotte Bronte: A New Life". Register here: https://bit.ly/4nft83O #belmontlibma #bronte #charlottebronte

Delve deep into the life of Charlotte Bronte with Graham Watson, the author of "The Invention of Charlotte Bronte: A New Life". Register here: https://bit.ly/4nft83O #belmontlibma #bronte #charlottebronte

Spare us from romcom Austen. Give me the dark side of 19th-century life any day | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett Why sanitise or sugarcoat the classics? New adaptations of Austen and Brontë could explore everything from slavery to death in childbirth, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

« Making tangible certain aspects of Austen’s works – or even filling in some of what is unspoken – isn’t necessarily an attempt to shock, but about providing a setting that feels real. » www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

#janeausten #charlottebronte

Haworth churchyard in last summer's July heatwave. "Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs." #Haworth #CharlotteBronte #England #JaneEyre #Bronte #Yorkshire