Brontës in a Banner

Joanna Biggs in the London Review of Books talks about the Save the Women's Library Campaign  closing her article with a reference to a...

Bilingual Tenant

A Bilingual (Portuguese/English) new edition of The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, just published on Brazil: The Tenant of Wildfell Hall/A Morador...

"That Brontë woman, whatever happened to her?"

Joan Smith writes in The Independent about the R J Ellory affaire: Emily Brontë wasn't a brand, at least not in her own time. These day...

A Big Jane Eyre on Stage (literally)

Via Kultiversum (Germany) we have discovered this curious production of Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville in Switzerland (at the W...

Hannibal Brontë

The Sequim Gazette tells the story of the lost Brontë sister, Evelyn. The story is a bit gory, by the way: Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë...

Anonymity Secured

Send in the Girls'  A Brontë Burlesque is one of the shows that will be performed again next week, as part of the Fringe Holdovers (th...

Aboug gigs, graveyards and signatures

The readers of BrontëBlog know for sure that Patty Smith is truly a Brontëite. And as BBC News reports it is more than just that: Veteran r...

Brontë's Words of Wisdom

The List reviews positively Act One's Wuthering Heights  performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The play stays admirably close ...

"From lakes, bogs, and marshes debarred"

USA Today thinks that this fall is particularly full of film adaptations of novels: Didn't read the book? Not to worry. A flurry of mov...

The knobhead with a food twist

Broadway.com chats with Maxine Linehan about her solo piece Brontë. Portrait of Charlotte by William Luce, now on stage in New York. Woman...