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By BrontëBlog on May 3, 2024 in: Poetry
A recent Brontë-inspired poem featured in:Spectral Realms No. 20A Weird Poetry JournalEdited by S. T. JoshiCover artwork Pinckney Marcius-Simons, La Vision du Demon (Vision of a Demon), c. 1900.Cover design by Dan Sauer.No. 20 (Winter 2024)Hip...
By BrontëBlog on May 1, 2024 in: Poetry
The London Review of Books has a really interesting review of Emily Brontë: Selected Writings edited by Francis O’Gorman.Gondal provided Brontë with a great deal of practice in profiling varieties of extreme behaviour. This is a world in which pe...
By BrontëBlog on Apr 28, 2024 in: Poetry, Theatre
This is Local London has a young reporter review Underdog: The Other Other Brontë.‘Underdog’ explores the relationships of the Brontë sisters beneath their authorial works and any preconceived notions about their sisterhood. Sarah Gordon’s pl...
By Boing Boing on Apr 24, 2024 in: poetry
Michael Sheen's performance of Dylan Thomas' villanelle "Do not go gentle into that good night" for London's National Theatre is a minute and a half masterpiece. At the risk of angering the poetry community, I think his reading is superior to T...
By BrontëBlog on Apr 22, 2024 in: Poetry, Theatre
Houston Press reviews Alley Theatre's Jane Eyre.Williamson’s play is unfailingly faithful to its source material while being downright breezy in comparison to the 466-page brick that is Brontë’s novel (that’s 466 pages in my 1993 Barnes &...
By BrontëBlog on Apr 18, 2024 in: Poetry
An edition of Charlotte's juvenilia with her copy of William Finden's The Maid of Saragoza from Finden’s Landscape and Portrait Illustrations of Lord Byron’s Life and Works.Today, April 19th, marks the bicentenary of the death of Lord B...
By Boing Boing on Apr 6, 2024 in: poetry
By now, we've all seen that raunchy Roman bathroom graffiti that confirms that historical peoples were just as gross and juvenile as our contemporary friends and neighbors. The human inclination to write a dick joke on the walls of the stall are intr...