As bleak as it is beautiful, the windswept landscape of the South Pennines and its surrounding settlements in West Yorkshire fuelled the imagination of the Brontë sisters as they wrote their works in ...

A tiny book of poetry written by English novelist Charlotte Brontë when she was only 13 years old has been donated to a museum in the childhood home she shared with her two sisters—who were also ...

Emily Brontë is best remembered for her only novel, "Wuthering Heights," but she was also a talented poet who wrote about love and friendship.

Brontë Birthplace and Brontë Parsonage events will examine Branwell Brontë's creativity, struggles and lasting legacy.

Charlotte Brontë’s attraction to the strange and horrific was an early vehicle for her love of storytelling. Illustration by Meilan Solly / Photos via Wikimedia Commons, V.M. Braganza and the Internet ...

Written for the bicentenary of her birth, this is an eminently sane retelling of the author’s fascinating life story Some life stories are so canonical that they don’t bear retelling, so much as ...

The contours of the Brontë story have been burnished over time into legend: those bleak, wind-swept moors; that isolated West Yorkshire parsonage; the children whose sole playmates were one another; ...

In 1829-30, Charlotte Brontë was 13 and her brother Branwell Brontë 12. Creating fantasy worlds they called Angria and Glass Town, the siblings made teeny tiny books. Measuring less than 1 inch by 2 ...

WUTHERING Heights is a novel we all know (and some may even love) from our English Literature GCSE. Here’s everything you need to know about Emily Brontë… Born in Yorkshire on July 30, 1818, Emily ...