@drmarinacano.bsky.socialReminder NOW FREE: Chapter 5 “The Brontës on the Irish Stage,” 1-31 October only, academic.oup.com/book/62303/c...
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@drmarinacano.bsky.social🙆HEADS UP: Chapter 5 “The Brontës on the Irish Stage” will be available for free from 1 Oct. 2026
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#WutheringHeights #Ireland #Heathcliff #EmilyBrontë #CharlotteBrontë
@shortstoriesindeed.bsky.socialIf only we could send this back in time to Emily Brontë – to keep her company in #Brussels. Or would it have made the homesickness worse?
@upstart-english.bsky.socialFirst 100 Words: Issue Nine - Wuthering Heights - had me pulling faces like a toddler given a slice of lemon to suck on.
I don’t think I like you. And possibly not Mr Heathcliff, either. Why are you here?
@austenmicrocosm.bsky.socialAunt Branwell takes the #Brontë children to Revd John Fennell's parsonage & Charlotte writes to their father about the pleasant time spent there.
Delightful post by @nickholland.bsky.social
#CharlotteBrontë
#EmilyBrontë #AnneBrontë
@villamoron.bsky.social¿Tiene algún parecido el #páramo que describe #EmilyBrontë en #Cumbresborrascosas con el de #Villegas y #Villamorón? "Es un lugar desabrido, duro, ventoso y parece tragarse a la gente, con una #fuerza anterior a toda ley, que sigue convocando a los vivos". Por eso atrae siempre.