WAGs and CliffNotes

The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports the recent releases of CliffNotes packaged with DVDs of films. More information on this previous post of ours.

Fay Weldon writes in The Telegraph about the WAGs (Wifes and Girlfriends) of footballers and she slips this funny Brontë reference:

She can be quite plain, but she holds some mysterious moral ascendancy over him. (The best-looking man at the party, indeed, often turns out to be married to a little Jane Eyre-ish mouse, and be sure he'll never leave her for you.)

6feetundergrad talks about Daphne du Maurier's The Infernal World of Branwell Brontë.

Melissa has alerted us of a Brontë reference in the description of the iTunes free download of this week: You Pick Me by A Fine Frenzy. It is described like this:

This track from A Fine Frenzy (Seattle's Alison Sudol) starts with such a flurry of windswept instrumental buildup that you'll think you've stepped into an Emily Bronte novel.

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