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From the publisher: STORIE DI GENI E DI FATE by Charlotte Brontë Edited and translated into Italian by Maddalena De Leo English-Ita...

The title is from an i nteresting article by Sarah Hughes in yesterday's Guardian/Observer which brings together information on "...

Well over a hundred people were at the official launch of the exhibition in the Parsonage on Friday 5 March. It was a real gathering of t...

Find out about the exhibition curated by Tracy Chevalier (from February) here - https://www.bronte.org.uk/whats-on/225/charlotte-great-and...

Review by Richard Wilcocks: This recent biography of a biographer, and if Winifred Gérin’s work on Elizabeth Gaskell is included, biogra...

Major exhibitions, displays and events at the National Portrait Gallery in London and the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth will mark the ...

  There's still a little time to pay an online visit to the Parsonage shop before Christmas - how about a Jane Eyre card for your fav...

Wycoller Hall 'Ferndean Manor', home of Mr. Rochester in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre is under dire threat - as is the pict...

Happy Christmas to all readers of this blog! And thanks to ace photographer Mark Davis for this one, taken last week at the Haworth Torchl...

Pamela Nash writes:   Robin Walker In Charlotte Brontë's Villette, the protagonist Lucy Snowe wrestled with the grief of un...

To celebrate the Brontë bicentenaries, Helen MacEwan has written a new book exploring the life of one of their most important biographers....