The April issue of the Brontë Gazette (Issue 40) is already available. The Gazette editor is Richard Wilcocks (who also runs
the Brontë Parsonage Blog where some news that now appear in the Gazette were previously posted). By the way, Mr. Wilcocks is also on the news because as the Gazette reports:
A message from the Chairman.I hope members will understand when I tell them that I feel that I am unable to continue as Chairman at a time when very trying family circumstances are taking up much of my time and energy. Until the AGM in June, my role will be taken over by the Society Vice-chairman Richard Wilcocks, who has all my best wishes. Ruth BattyeSo, even if these aren't the ideal circumstances, congratulations to Mr. Wilcocks.
The contents of this issue are as follows,
A unique achievementAbout the recent performances of the children's opera Wind on the moor.Can it really be Charlotte's Face?
About the Face to Face exhibiton currently on the Brontë Parsonage Museum.More Wild Nature...About Victoria Brookland's exhibition of paintings (with Brontë references) that will be in Haworth next month.Parsonage People: Ann Dinsdale Italian Section News by Franca GolliniArthur D.Walker: an appreciation by Bob DuckettA wonderful day in Feltwell by Sally MacDonaldAbout a meeting celebrated in February of East Anglian members of the Brontë Society.Talli's Secret: a psychotherapist's view by Sally RoseBronte in Sicily by Roberta McAuleyAbout a recent visit of members of the Irish Section of the Brontë Society to Sicily (and the Bronte region, of course).John Geoffrey Sharps (1936-2006) by Audrey HallThe Brontës in world history
And much more: new books, news, what's on, the programme of the June's AGM in Haworth
...Categories: Brontë_Society, Journals
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