How very Jane Eyre

 Anglotopia for Anglophiles lists the films to see in the second half of this year:

Emily - October 14th (Theaters)
This dramatic retelling of the short and accomplished life of Emily Brontë as played by Emma Mackey. This fictional account of her life is set to feature her relationships with her also-famous author siblings Anne (Amelia Gethring) and Charlotte (Alexandra Dowling) as well as her brother Branwell Bronte (Fionn Whitehead). It also deals with her love for a man named Weightman (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) who becomes the inspiration for Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights. (John Rabon)

The Boston Globe reviews Persuasion 2022:

 With the recent spate of Jane Austen movies, the ghosts of the Brontë sisters must be asking themselves, “What does she have that we don’t?!”(Ode Henderson)

According to the reviews we have read of the film, the Brontës are quite fortunate to not have been adapted like that. 

Newsroom Post celebrates the tenth anniversary of the death of the actor Dara Singh:

1. Sangdil: Dara Singh made his Hindi film debut with the release of this movie in 1952. On Charlotte Bronte’s novel Jane Eyre, the movie was based. (Priyanka Munshi)

Claire Carusillo in Gawker mocks the upcoming TV reality show America's next great author:

I have already signed up for casting call alerts. I suggest that you, dear reader (Oh, how very Jane Eyre!), do not follow my lead, as I don’t welcome friendly competition.

D1Softballnews / Infobae  (Argentina) and writers who published under pseudonyms:

The Brontë Sisters

Surely if we tell you about Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell they are not very familiar names, but if we mention Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë we connect almost immediately with the names of the three British authors who are also sisters. These great women of literature gave life to great classics like Charlotte’s ‘Jane Eyre’, Emily’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ and Anne’s ‘Agnes Grey’. As expected in the macho society of their day, these girls did not have it easy to publish their books and had to use male names so that their work would not remain in their personal manuscripts and reach millions around the world. (James)

Puro-Geek recommends Wuthering Heights:

2. Cumbres Borrascosas- Emily Brontë
Cumbres borrascosas habla sobre la historia de amor apasionado y terrible entre Heathcliff y Catherine Earnshaw. Con esta novela la autora quiso presentar el mundo interior que tenía y la asfixiaba, algo que se puede apreciar en la fuerza que emana de cada uno de los personajes, su capacidad para conmover a través de la brutalidad, al mismo tiempo que consigue seducir al lector y envolverle en su historia. Cumbres borrascosas nos relata una vida de amores, odios y venganzas. (Pablo J.) (Translation)

El Periódico (Spain) interviews the writer Jamaica Kincaid:

Quin va ser el detonant que la va convertir en escriptora?
Aquells llibres que em va cremar la meva mare, sens dubte: Charlotte i Emily Brontë i Kipling. Novel·les del segle XIX. Fins que no vaig arribar als Estats Units no vaig llegir literatura del segle XX. (Translation)

Radio France's Haute Fidelité (France) included Kate Bush's Wuthering Heights:

 Kate Bush - Wuthering heights

Pour son tube, elle a dû taper du poing, car il n'était pas du tout le premier choix de la maison de disque ! Ce titre qui restera dans les annales, lui vient d'un film dont elle n'a vu que la fin. Elle était toute petite mais "Les Hauts de Hurlevent" d'après Emily Brontë vont la hanter longtemps. Elle sera n°1 au Royaume-Uni et deviendra aussi la première femme auteure-compositrice-interprète à devenir n°1. Ça ne s'était jamais vu ! (Translation)