Money from more than 700 individual investors – together with grants from Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture, the Community Ownership Fund, National Lottery Heritage Fund and Rural England Prosperity ...

Limited-edition slices of beams from the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton, Bradford, are now on sale as part of a fundraising campaign.

The piece, unveiled during the "Hope is the Thing with Feathers" reception, will sit alongside one of Robert Frost on the WT ...

Dubbed the 19th century’s “queen of Gothic novel” and the “Shakespeare of Romance Writers,” Ann Radcliffe (nee Ward), born in 1764, outsold almost every other 19th-century female writer. Her name is ...

Three rare listings have piled up at The Bronx’s own Italian-inspired villa. For decades, onlookers have stood at the gates of Villa Charlotte Bronte and wondered what it might be like to live inside ...

Dreweatts announced that it has been appointed to sell the contents of Rawdon Hall, home of the same family for more than 425 years.

In 1886 the Encyclopaedia Britannica, ninth edition, said of Charlotte Brontë: “A comparison has sometimes been made between Miss Brontë and Miss Austen. The points of contrast are certainly more ...

Literary scholar Watson explores in his vivid debut biography the mystery and sensation that surrounded Charlotte Brontë. He begins with an account of how literary London was gripped by the ...

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One of America's great poets has written a memoir that's haunting, engrossing and often a hoot. Let's ask Edward Hirsch to read one of his bits from "My Childhood In Pieces." EDWARD HIRSCH: (Reading) ...