See what I did there? Brontë+paraphernalia = Brontë(nalia). I’m so witty sometimes.
I realized WAY too late that in giving Jane Austen, whom I love, her own webpage and list of books, I was short-shifting the Brontës. I mean let’s face it I’m as much a Brontë fanatic as I am a Janeite. I even have a beautiful collection of paperback copies of Wuthering Heights (scroll to the bottom for the gallery of Wuthering Heights related things) AND I wrote a three-part series asking “What about Anne Brontë?” (here, here and here) because I was so intrigued by her!
With the proliferation (ha!), or at least my discovery of more Brontë fan-fiction over the past two years, and the 200th anniversaries of their births starting in 2017, I realized I should dedicate a space to them, so without further ado.
The Originals (by publication date)
- Jane Eyre – Charlotte Brontë (Jun 1847)
- Agnes Grey – Anne Brontë (Dec 1847)
- Wuthering Heights – Emily Brontë (Dec 1847)
- The Tenant of Wildfell Hall – Anne Brontë (1848)
- Shirley – Charlotte Brontë (1849)
- Villette – Charlotte Brontë (1853)
- The Professor – Charlotte Brontë (1857, posthumous)
Graphic Novels
- Classic Comics
- Jane Eyre – Amy Corzine & John M. Burns
- Wuthering Heights – Sean Michael Wilson & John M. Burns
- Barron’s Graphic Classics
- Jane Eyre – Fiona MacDonald and Penko Gelev
- Wuthering Heights – Jim Pipe & Nick Spender
- Manga Classics
The Nonfiction (by publication date/author)
- 1857
- The Life of Charlotte Brontë – Elizabeth Gaskell
- 1928
- The Life and Private History of Emily Jane Brontë – Romer Wilson
- Â 1991
- Wuthering Heights (Case Studies in Contemporary Criticism) – Linda Peterson and Ross C. Murfin
- 2005
- Myths of Power: A Marxist Study of the Brontës – Terry Eagleton
- The Brontë Myth – Lucasta Miller
- 2010
- Sloane Hall – Libby Sternberg
- Â 2012
- The Brontë Sisters: The Brief Lives of Charlotte, Emily, and Anne – Catherine Reef
- Â 2013
- The Brontës: Wild Genius on the Moors – Juliet Barker
- 2014
- The Dark Quartet: The Story of the Brontës – Lynne Reid Banks
- Â 2015
- The Brontë Cabinet: Three Lives in Nine Objects – Deborah Lutz
- 2016
- Charlotte Brontë: A Fiery Heart – Claire Harman
- 2019
The Inspired ‘Fan-Fiction’ (by publication date/author)
- 1966
- Wide Sargasso Sea – Jean Rhys
- Â 1992
- H. The Story of Heathcliff’s Journey Back to Wuthering Heights – Lin Haire-Sargeant
- 2002
- Â 2006
- Â 2009
- 2010
- Jane Slayre – Charlotte Brontë and Sherri Browning Erwin
- Wuthering Bites – Emily Brontë and Sarah Gray
- Being Emily – Anne Donovan
- Charlotte and Emily – Jude Morgan
- 2011
- 2012
- The Flight of Gemma Hardy – Margot Livesey
- Jane Vows Vengeance (Jane Fairfax #3) – Michael Thomas Ford
- Jane Eyre Laid Bare – Eve Sinclair
- 2013
- Catherine – April Lindner
- Wuthering Nights – I.J. Miller
- 2014
- Romancing Miss Brontë – Juliet Gael
- Always Emily – Michaela MacColl
- Solsbury Hill – Susan Wyler
- 2015
- Re Jane – Patricia Park
- The Brontë Plot – Katherine Reay
- The Lost Child – Caryl Phillips
- Â 2016
- Reader, I Married Him – Tracy Chevalier (ed.)
- Jane Steele – Lyndsay Faye
- The Madwoman Upstairs – Catherine Lowell
- 2017
- Mr. Rochester – Sarah Shoemaker
- Â 2018
- I Am Heathcliff – Kate Mosse (ed.)
- Â 2019
- 2021
- The Diabolical Bones (A Brontë Sisters Mystery #2) – Bella Ellis
- The Rise of the Red Monarch (A Brontë Sisters Mystery #2) – Bella Ellis
- Mrs. Rochester’s Ghost – Lindsay Marcott
- 2022
- What Souls Are Made Of: A Wuthering Heights Remix – Tasha Suri