Juliet Barker's The Brontës offers a meticulously researched and comprehensive biography of the celebrated literary family: Charlotte, Emily, Anne, and their brother Branwell.
Drawing on extensive primary sources, Barker paints a vivid portrait of their lives in Haworth, exploring the profound influences of their isolated upbringing, personal struggles, and the unique bond that fueled their extraordinary creative output. The book delves into the individual personalities and literary achievements of each sibling, providing context for their groundbreaking novels and poetry.
This definitive account illuminates the complex world of the Brontës, revealing the realities behind their enduring literary legacy.