Emily Brontë Reappraised

From the Editor-in-Chief of Brontë Studies, this updated edition draws on new scholarship and modern adaptations to show how Emily Brontë’s vision of love, freedom, and the wild northern landscape still resonates today. Accessible yet deeply researched, it invites readers to rediscover her for our times. Claire O’Callaghan’s Emily Brontë Reappraised – the only new biography of Emily to be published during the last twenty years – returns in this expanded edition, bringing new insight into how we read and remember one of literature’s most enigmatic writers. Blending biography, feminist criticism, and cultural history, O’Callaghan dismantles the myths that have long obscured Brontë’s life and art, revealing a bold, passionate, and politically attuned writer whose work still resonates today. This updated edition includes fresh analysis covering new scholar- ship and popular depictions and adaptations, including the 2026 film Wuthering Heights, tracing how modern interpretations continue to reinvent Brontë’s vision of love, freedom, and the wild northern landscape that shaped her imagination. Both accessible and deeply researched, this edition invites readers—new and returning alike— to rediscover Emily Brontë for our times.

Pagina's: 224, Paperback, Saraband / Contraband