S3 E3: With... Noor Afasa
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On this episode, Mia and Sam are joined by Bradford Young Creative and poet
Noor Afasa! Noor has been on placement at the Museum as part of her
apprentic...
1 day ago
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Branwell Brontë was born in Thornton on a day like today in 1817. Although he would grow up to be known as the black sheep of the Brontë family, it should also be remembered that he actually was the driving force behind the juvenilia, pushing the Brontë girls into the world of writing they would never leave.For that, and for many more other 'small' achievements he certainly deserves to be remembered.
Categories: Branwell Brontë, Reminder
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