About Brontë Babe Blog
Hello and welcome to Brontë Babe Blog. I’m Nicola, a blogger, writer, and Brontë devotee also known as the Brontë Babe. In 2017 I set up Brontë Babe Blog to introduce readers to the juvenilia of the Brontë siblings. An avid reader, I also review non-Brontë books on my blog. I have contributed to several Brontë-themed projects (details below). My debut novel, A Tale of Two Glass Towns, is now available to purchase!
I also have a small Etsy shop – Brontë Babe Books. www.etsy.com/uk/shop/BronteBabeBooks
Publications
A Tale of Two Glass Towns
Author
The Brontës: Afterlife
Editor and author (2022)
The Brontës are perhaps the most famous literary family in history. The legacy of their work lives on in the hearts and minds of readers, as does the fascination with their personal histories. Centuries after they walked the earth, they continue to inspire new forms of art and literature. This collection is comprised of original material inspired by the Brontës, demonstrating that their afterlife is alive and well.
The Twelve Adventurers and Other Stories: A New Edition
Editor and author (2022)
This book presents twelve new adventures written by Brontë fans which capture the spirit of the juvenilia.
Tales of the Genii
Editor (2021)
Available exclusively from The Crow Emporium. The book consists of the wonderful paintings of the Brontë juvenilia by artist and writer, Christina Rauh Fishburne, accompanied by passages from the Brontës’ tales as selected by myself.
“Before Jane, Heathcliff, and Agnes: An Introduction to the Brontës’ Worlds of Glass Town, Angria, and Gondal.”
Author (2021)
Article about the Brontë juvenilia as featured in Headcanon Magazine.
“A Tale of Two Glass Towns” in I Know That Ghosts Have Wandered the Earth
Author (2020)
A short, Brontë-inspired story which was featured in a ghost-themed anthology.
“Autobiography, Wish-Fulfilment, and Juvenilia. The ‘Fractured Self’ in Charlotte Brontë’s Paracosmic Counterworld.”
Author (2019)
Academic essay on Charlotte Brontë’s juvenilia in The Journal of Juvenilia Studies, Vol 2.2.
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