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Wednesday, February 09, 2011

Wednesday, February 09, 2011 1:23 pm by Cristina in , , , , , , , ,    1 comment
Scoremagacine announces that the soundtrack of Jane Eyre 2011 by Dario Marianelli featuring violinist Jack Liebeck can be already pre-ordered on Amazon and will be released on March 8.

Here's the track listing:
1. Wandering Jane
2. A Thorough Education
3. Arrival at Thornfield Hall
4. The End of Childhood
5. White Skin Like the Moon
6. A Game of Badminton
7. In Jest or Earnest
8. Do You Never Laugh, Miss Eyre?
9. A Restless Night
10. Waiting for Mr. Rochester
11. Yes!
12. Mrs. Reed is Not Quite Finished
13. The Wedding Dress
14. An Insuperable Impediment
15. Jane's Escape
16. Life On The Moors
17. The Call Within
18. Awaken
19. My Edward and I
Fox Atlanta reports a gift received by Emory University:
Emory University in Atlanta has received a donation of more than $1 million worth of rare books. [...]
The collection also includes rare editions of works by Emily Brontë, Rudyard Kipling, Victor Hugo and Charles Dickens.
The donation comes from Ohio businessman and book collector Stuart Rose, an Emory alumnus.
This columnist from The Cornell Daily Sun might want to bear in mind those names for her future cats:
And, you know, I am a sad, alone, bitter person. I have accepted this and moved on. I am going to die alone and be eaten by my cats, of which I will have many, and they will be named Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath and Virginia Woolf and Brontë one and two and maybe Dorothy Parker too (as in “as well,” not “Dorothy Parker too.”) (Elana Dahlager)
And tonight at 7:30 people from the Buxton area (UK) have a new chance of seeing LipService's Withering Looks show at the Buxton Opera House.

Les Soeurs Brontë posts in French about the Balbusso sisters' illustrations for Jane Eyre. Reviews by Tany, A Books Review and Ivy's Blog all discuss Jane Eyre too. Iris on Books has loved Jude Morgan's The Taste of Sorrow. And finally, Flickr user girlheartbunny has made a drawing of one of Wuthering Heights best-known covers.

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