Bøker av Hilary Newman

Hilary Newman traces Virginia Woolf's examination of the Brontës across a wide variety of genres: juvenilia, novels, essays, feminist polemics, diaries, and letters. This book adopts a Woolfian approach to the Brontë sisters' novels, by opening debate about them rather than offering any particular perspective or argument.

Marthe returns to her Father's home from which she fled in 1944. But her father's past is not forgotten and she becomes the victim of a vendetta of increasing violence. This book considers the issues of vengeance, forgiveness and memory against the background of rural French society.