Subjecting biographical evidence to close examination, Stevie Davies' book questions the legibility of Emily Bronte's life-records, explores the symphonic qualities of Wuthering Heights and establishes Emily Bronte's intellectual stature by study of her works, journals, sheet-music and Brussels essays.
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Lots of Interesting Info!,
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This review is from: Emily Bronte (Writers and their Work) (Paperback)
This book provides a lot of interesting information regarding Emily Bronte's life. In particular, it deals with how her experiences affected her writing, specifically her novel Wuthering Heights. At times it was a little difficult to read, and got somewhat dry, but overall gave a lot of insight into the origins of this fascinating author's short career. If you're looking for information on Emily's life and writing that will highlight connections between the two, this book will definitely help!
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