A new Brontë Day

The Telegraph and Argus reports that the Bradford Literature Festival has announced its 2022 programme and

Popular mainstays of the festival will return, including Poetry with a Punch, Lyrical Mehfil, Brontë Day, a heritage tour and a new David Hockney Day. (Yusef Alam)

Hello! lists '9 upcoming period dramas and films you will be obsessed with' and one of them is

Emily

Sex Education star Emma Mackey is set to star as Emily Brontë in this biopic that has been described as a "transformative, inspiring and exhilarating journey to womanhood" that will "brim with energy intimately capturing the emotional intensity and adrenalin of youth, with all its messy honesty, heartbreak, humour and fearlessness; matched by the scale of our stunning locations". (Emmy Griffiths)

ArtsHub reviews the book The Burnished Sun by Mirandi Riwoe.

As Jean Rhys did in Wide Sargasso Sea, offering Antoinette, the Creole heiress who becomes the ‘mad woman in the attic’ in Jane Eyre a chance to tell her version of slavery and entrapment, so Riwoe offers her women a platform and her readers an insight into how structural socio-economic, patriarchal and colonial inequalities strove to pin their lives down and disable their agency. (Thuy On)

Theatre Scribbles pots about Wise Children's Wuthering Heights.