Emilybronte Stories

A collection of poetry reflecting on life, love and loss. Poems taken from over a span of ten years and some written in the voice of characters from the novels of Gormenghast, Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights, books which have inspired me as a poet. There are also poems on the Pre-Raphaelite artists, their models and the author Emily Bronte. Ideal for those interested in the world of art and literature. Though above all, this is poetry for those of us who have experienced the joy of love, along with the heartbreak.

In 1849, Anne Brontë died a devout and innocent virgin. Three days later, she rose from the dead. Now from the jagged wilderness of the Blue Ridge Mountains, to a glittering lair deep beneath the Biltmore Estate, a lonely Nightwalker fights her eternal hunger as she strives for salvation amidst temptation and blood. Gea Haff weaves Brontë biography through this modern gothic tale in Book One of the Brontë Blood Chronicles. For mysterious reasons, Asheville Paramedic Anne Bell never lays down ties and only works the night shift. Deputy Santos knows she's not normal. The new ER doc watches her like a wolf. And the handsome Professor Hardcastle, a Brontë scholar, is on the verge of discovering her true identity. Then just as love blooms in Anne's bloody world, her long-lost sister Emily suddenly arrives, resurrecting memories and bringing her own feral brand of violence to this snow-draped mountain town. Anne's going to need all the help she can get. A vicious Alpha predator circles nearby, feasting on the innocent, and he won't stop until securing his greatest prize: Anne Brontë, Nightwalker.

Wuthering Heights is a classic masterpiece of human emotions. The feelings of its characters and their reactions have made this novel an emotional thriller. Usually we see a hero and heroine in a story, but there is no actual heroine or hero in this novel. Besides this it still forces the reader to quickly turn the pages.

Prespective of Nelly Dean revolving around young Mr Hindley and Miss Catherine

When the TARDIS picks up a distress call the Doctor and Anna find themselves in Nineteenth Century Yorkshire. For Anna it is the ultimate literary experience and for the Doctor it is a meeting of minds when they join forces with Emily Bronte, the future author of Wuthering Heights... It soon becomes apparent that Emily Bronte has a connection to the alien who sent the distress call. But what significance does the great Storm of 1824 have to events and who are the children of the storm? Though the stakes are high when the identity of the alien is revealed and it turns out the Doctor and his companions aren't the only ones searching...As their mission becomes an exhilarating journey across Haworth moors and a terrifying race against time. The second in an eight part story arc to feature David Tennant's Doctor.

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Some inspiring quotes and declarations of some of the bests artists in the world

This is a collection of poems - most of which are not mine - that are some of my favourites. The subjects vary, so please try to keep an open mind, and enjoy.

The journey across the moors was punishing. Rain fell hard and cold, soaking through his clothes, driving into his skin. The ground was slick beneath his boots, uneven and treacherous. Heathcliff welcomed the difficulty. It gave form to the fury and dread coiled within him, a physical match to the violence of his thoughts.

THE THIRTEENTH LIFE (Reincarnation) Catherine and Heath have found each other across thirteen lifetimes, and every time one of them dies tragically because they hesitate to choose each other. From 1801 Yorkshire to modern-day Seattle, they've repeated the same pattern: fall in love, let fear or society pull them apart, suffer devastating consequences. In their thirteenth life, Heath is engaged to Edgar when Catherine walks into his bookstore. This time, they choose each other immediately-and the curse finally breaks.

When her parents' divorce fractures her world, seventeen-year-old Beijing native Xu Xian is uprooted from her life of sterile high-rises and arid winds and thrust into a world she doesn't recognize. Her inheritance is not a fortune, but the Huixiao Shanzhuang-the Howling Tiger Villa-a decaying, beautiful relic on the edge of Zhaoqing's vast, mist-shrouded wetlands. Here, the air is thick with the scent of loquat and damp earth, and the rhythms of life are dictated by tides, torrential rains, and ancient Cantonese rhythms. To Xu Xian, it feels less like a home and more like an exile. Until she meets Liu Jiang Yu.

Anastasia Johnson is an 18-year-old college student who moved to a small town to continue her studies with a hope in her mind that may be in this small town she could live her dreams. She always wanted to escape from her fancy and big city life because she never wanted it. She met a boy named Nick, who is one of the most famous personalities in college but his dark sides turned her life upside-down. This is the real story of Anna's life, who sacrificed her dreams and forced to pursue Engineering. Her bare feet journey on a never-ending gravel road. Which brought her to death.

From Austin to Brontë ! #1 wutheringheights #1 emilybronte Enjoy reading some of my favorite quotes by two of my favorite authors !! (:

You know their names. You know their stories. But never quite like this. Welcome to Wittenberg College. Here you’ll find a collection of literature’s greatest characters, from Elizabeth Bennet and Darcy to Romeo and Juliet, now just ordinary college students in a modern world. Join them as they muddle through relationships, pressures of family, ambition, and most of all, trying just to find themselves and their places in the world.

Some secrets wait generations to surface. Some revenge plots span decades. And some acts of mercy change everything. When hospice nurse Eden Harrow requests assignment to Marcus Wither's final days, no one questions her dedication. They don't know she's the granddaughter of the man he destroyed. They don't know she carries her mother's locket with its cryptic inscription. They don't know that room 9 holds more than a dying mogul-it holds the end of a fifty-year cycle of cruelty. One confession. One choice. One chance to plant mercy where hatred grew.

Catherine Earnshaw lives between books and moors; Heath Cliff is the Moorcrest Ravens' quarterback, untouchable and adored. When she's forced to tutor him, he refuses to call her Catherine-only Cathy Baby, a name that was never meant to mean anything until it does. Wuthering Heights Reimagined Writing Contest Finalist. Modern-day Brontë. #wutheringheightsmovie #wutheringheights #catherineearnshaw #heathcliff #enemiestolovers #tutor #quarterback #slowburn #romance

This is a poem turned into a story. The poet is Emily Bronte and the poem is titled Spellbound. All credit goes to her for inspiration. This is my first story so if you are gonna criticise me at least make it constructive criticism.

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD WUTHERING HEIGHTS FANFIC LOOK NO FURTHER. I have not written fan fiction since 8th grade and I'm a Junior in High school now, just to put in perspective how much I've been thinking about wuthering heights. I am writing in a cohesive alternative timeline, however I might throw in drabbles that adhere to the cannon timeline here and there. I will make sure to specify which is which. (Mainly Catherine I x Heathcliff and Catherine II x Hareton)

An essay on the claim that Emily Brontë was the greatest poet to ever live. This is not meant to cause a debate but if you have any (related) ideas about the subject feel free to comment or private message me! Highest ranking: #4 in wutheringheights