Publications Charlotte Brontë




1 publications

1.1 juvenilia
1.2 novels
1.3 poetry





publications


branwell brontë, painting of 3 brontë sisters, l r anne, emily , charlotte brontë. branwell painted himself out of portrait of 3 sisters. national portrait gallery, london.



an idealised posthumous portrait duyckinick, 1873, based on drawing george richmond


juvenilia

the young men s magazine, number 1 – 3 (august 1830)
the spell
the secret
lily hart
the foundling
the green dwarf
my angria , angrians
albion , marina
tales of islanders
tales of angria (written 1838–1839 – collection of childhood , young adult writings including 5 short novels)

mina laury
stancliffe s hotel
the duke of zamorna
henry hastings
caroline vernon
the roe head journal fragments



the green dwarf, tale of perfect tense written in 1833 under pseudonym lord charles albert florian wellesley. shows influence of walter scott, , brontë s modifications earlier gothic style have led christine alexander comment that, in work, clear brontë becoming tired of gothic mode per se .


novels

jane eyre, published in 1847
shirley, published in 1849
villette, published in 1853
the professor, written before jane eyre, first submitted wuthering heights emily brontë , agnes grey anne brontë. subsequently, professor resubmitted separately, , rejected many publishing houses. published posthumously in 1857
emma, unfinished; brontë wrote 20 pages of manuscript, published posthumously in 1860. in recent decades @ least 2 continuations of fragment have appeared:

emma, charlotte brontë , lady , published 1980; although has been attributed elizabeth goudge, actual author constance savery.
emma brown, clare boylan, published 2003



poetry

poems currer, ellis, , acton bell (1846)
selected poems of brontës, everyman poetry (1997)




^ alexander 1993, pp. 430–432.
^ review of emma brown charlotte cory . independent. 13 september 2003. archived original on 19 september 2011. retrieved 12 june 2013. 
^ constance savery, life , works . constancesavery.com. retrieved 12 june 2013. ; see example publishers of savery s adult novels.






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