Bronte
Victorian novelist sisters
Brontë is a surname associated with the nineteenth-century English literary family—Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë—authors of *Jane Eyre*, *Wuthering Heights*, and *The Tenant of Wildfell Hall*.
The name evokes Victorian gothic fiction and Yorkshire moorlands.
As a given name, Brontë (or Bronte) appears occasionally, usually honoring the writers.
Feminine name, Carolina city
- EmilyLatin-origin feminine name
- AnneFemale name, Hebrew origin
- ShirleyFemale given name
- RochesterNew York or Minnesota city
Heathcliff · governess · moors · parsonage · pseudonym · Patrick · sisters · novelist
Charlotte
Feminine name, Carolina city
Heathcliff · Rochester · governess · moors · parsonage · pseudonym · Patrick · sisters · novelist · poet
Yorkshire
Historic English county
rugged · bleak · desolate · wild · stormy · gale · tempestuous · brooding · atmospheric · landscape
Patrick
Irish patron saint
- IrishOf the Emerald Isle
- clergyOrdained religious officials collectively
- parsonageClergyman's provided dwelling
family · sisters · Cornwall · Yorkshire · lineage · heritage
- British AuthorsCharles Dickens, William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Agatha Christie, Roald Dahl
- European AuthorsShakespeare, Dickens, Austen, Jane Austen, Dante
- literaturebooks, book, fiction, poetry, stories
- AuthorsShakespeare, William Shakespeare, Mark Twain, Twain, F. Scott Fitzgerald
- English LiteratureShakespeare, Dickens, Jane Austen, Chaucer, Milton
- Famous AuthorsShakespeare, Dickens, Austen, Hemingway, Twain
BronteJane Austen
Regency-era English novelist
Austen · P.G. Wodehouse · Oscar Wilde · comedy of manners · restraint
BronteJane Austen
Regency-era English novelist
Hampshire · Bath · Surrey · social gatherings
BronteJane Austen
Regency-era English novelist
comedy of manners · Wodehouse · romantic comedy · happily ever after
- Emily Bronte
- Anne BronteVictorian novelist, youngest sister