Janeeyre Stories

Cast away by her father and his wicked wife, a young Charlotte "Charlie" Wright must support herself as a governess in the early 19th century England. While learning to conform to a society of propriety and elegant social dictates, she harbors an unworldly gift that sets her apart from everyone else. When she becomes employed as a governess at Wimbourne Hall by the wealthy, but crude Mr. Styles, she must combat her growing attraction towards him, whilst concealing the supernatural gift that may very well threaten her livelihood.

Our Conspiracy is a polyamorous Gothic novel set in the Edwardian age. A waif with a tragic past is enchanted by a mysterious, married American heiress. Vivian is the recent bride of the handsome Lord Hawthorne, whom she loves. The waif, Evelyn, is the penniless, illegitimate granddaughter of Lord Early. Lord Early is obsessed with restoring the family reputation at any cost. Can Evelyn and Vivian overcome their social obligations and family objections, or is their love doomed from start?

Jane Eyre is alone in the world. Disliked by her aunt's family, she is sent away to school. Here she learns that a young girl, with neither money nor family to support her, can expect little from the world. She survives, but she wants more from life than simply to survive: She wants respect, and love. When she goes to work for Mr Rochester, she hopes she has found both at once. But the sound of strange laughter, late at night, behind a locked door, warns her that her troubles are only beginning

Jeanie has spent her life half-hidden in the walls of Porton Manor, unnoticed and trapped in the shadows of the family who do not claim her. But as World War I approaches, she is sent to live with the lord's enigmatic mother, deep in the woods. There, Jane reveals ancient rituals and long-buried family secrets. Drawn into a world she never expected, Jeanie finds herself pulled back in time, where a fierce Saxon warrior believes she possesses an ancient power. Caught between two brutal worlds, Jeanie must face the truth about her past and confront the forces trying to control her. As war brews on all fronts and betrayal threatens her at every turn, Jeanie must decide where her loyalties lie-and how far she's willing to go to protect the ones she loves.

What if Catherine Morland was actually onto something? What if her Gothic novels had actually prepared her to encounter the atrocities of the real world? What if General Tilney's crimes were much worse than just being a snob and a heartless social climber? What if Northanger Abbey kept a terrible secret? Follow Catherine as she explores the Gothic Abbey and encounters witnesses, looking for clues. ************ This chaptered short story is a rewriting of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey" I wrote while I was tutoring a highschool student and she had to write a detective story and she hated it and I proposed we do a "Catherine solves the mystery" rewrite and she was onboard and we ended up with her version and my version (this is my version). (I lost the end of my original text so I'll have to re-invent it...) Some of the dialogues are from Jane Austen's novel and/or Jon Jones's film adaptation but most of the text is a retelling (and departure from the original) in my own words. Book cover edited with Dream and Canva.

Hey guys! I'm planning on starting to write reviews of books I've read so far. I don't mean any offense to the authors, and it's simply my opinion I'll be sharing. New reviews will be posted every Saturday! Do let me know if there are any specific books you want be to review. Cheers!

This is a poem I wrote from the perspective of the character of Jane Eyre, created by Charlotte Bronte. The poem tells the story of her falling in love with Mr. Rochester.

Representation of Gender in 'Jane Eyre' and 'The Yellow Wallpaper'.

I watched the rose bush outside of my window; being thrown side to side sporadically as the gusts of the not-so-summer breeze took hold. My eyes fixated on the purest rose petals, clinging on to dear life to avoid being carried away half way across the country. Ruby-red, delicate, strong. What were they holding on for? To prove the season's impulsive burst of turbulence wrong. To prove the wind wrong all together. Determined to prove everyone wrong. I am no bird. I am a rose. I am the thorn that pricks you back into reality. I am strong. I am determined. I am not insane - like they say.

This is a Jane Eyre Edgar Allen Poe fan fiction. It starts off at Gateshead with Jane and four Edgar Allen Poe boys, and ends at Ferndean. Enjoy! The Tell Tale Heart: Fitz/Fritz Annabel Lee: Will The Raven: Jem The Cask of Amontillado: Monty

Living her common tale of woe

A Jane Eyre, The Sound of Music, and Phantom of the Opera Crossover/inspired story

Short story written based on the novel "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Brönte.

Basically just a run through of any device a writer might use and you might need to comment on! [It's more for myself than anyone else]

In which i catalogue what happened to me the first time I tried to pull an all-nighter in order to finish my work in Middle School. PLEASE NOTE:-there is swearing in this story. I wrote this freshman year of high school-only a year after the events of the story, i've just gone over it and reviewed it a little so as to make sure the writing wasn't too subpar, but wow was this interesting to go back and re-read! I hope you enjoy it as well.

A remote house, a dangerous man, more secrets than a gothic novel. For three years Jane has struggled to distance herself from a tragedy that's haunted her since she left foster care. When she's hired as the nanny in a remote mansion, she hopes for a fresh start. Instead she finds herself in a world of dark business and shady dealings. But it's her boss with his brut strength and dark attraction that draws her in until one too many secrets are uncovered. Will the secrets she learns destroy the new life she'd never hoped to find? Jane is a Modern Gothic Romance retelling Jane Eyre with a strong young heroine and the older man who tempts her like no other.

This is a first, very rough, draft of a modern-day Jane Eyre with the working title "Moorland Hall", which I began during NaNoWriMo 2010. Got stuck after 17k words and haven't written any more since then. There is a part of it which in part is polished a lot more in comparison (the meeting in not-Hay Lane), because that part was written as part of a course in creative writing, and it went through about five re-writes, whereas the rest ... well, the rest I haven't even read since I wrote it! I stopped writing because I just got stuck with the house party. As I was writing, I was bored and then it dawned on me that one of the reasons for being bored was because a house party is so NOT modern. You can't have people (even fashionable, rich people) go off to someone else's for a couple of weeks and then have them stop by for a couple of weeks. It felt completely off, and at the time, I was stuck trying to think of something to use instead that WOULD work in a modern setting, and ended up just shelving the whole thing instead. Anyway. Feedback is much appreciated, even though it's just a rough first draft so there is a lot to be desired. Plot is one, checking chronology with the original another. I was also thrown off a bit because I messed up one day, jumping ahead of the plot.