It’s another liberty; the real-life Charlotte, though a frequent critic and arbiter of her sisters’ published work, was hardly blind to the beauty of Emily’s masterpiece.

A hopeful novel, Agnes Grey follows the titular novel as she finds her place in the world. She tries her hand at being a governess, and we follow her as she tries to find the right fit. Alongside ...

Landscape that inspired Brontë sisters’ books made a nature reserve - The vast expanse of 1,270 acres encompasses peat bogs, heaths and wetlands ...

Something is rotten in the state of literary criticism, says scholar Lucasta Miller in "The Bronte Myth," her refreshingly honest book about her own field. For some reason, the plots of the Bronte ...