#Emily Brönte

[henrywintersgf]

you cannot tell me that this isn’t heathcliff and catherine

[verdraaidzaamheid]

Can't stop listening to this soundtrack. The music truly makes this movie so good.

[bottleswithyouonnyd]

I wish I were a girl again, half savage and hardy, and free…

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brönte

[wherewhatnwhy]

Wuthering Heights: the gossip of a sick man and the former housekeeper of his landlord

[malaisequotes]

“...you said I killed you—haunt me, then! The murdered do haunt their murderers, I believe. I know that ghosts have wandered on earth. Be with me always—take any form—drive me mad! only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you!”

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brönte

[hectorthereader]

Adding new classic to my to be read pile.

Añadiendo más clásicos a mi pila de libros pendientes.

[teacup-of-earl-gray]

I resist to read a book/watch a film/series etc. if there are no quirky and over dramatic characters and I don't care if they are unrealistic

[cronicasdelholoceno]

Alins, Vall Ferrera (Pallars Sobirà) | Emily Brönte, Poesía completa (Alba)

[cinemedios]

Reseña | 'Emily'

En 'Emily', Frances O'Connor cuenta una versión ficticia de la vida de Emily Brontë, pero que nos acerca a conocerla de verdad.

Cuenta una versión ficticia de la vida de la escritora Emily Brontë en la que se exploran los hechos que la habrían impulsado a escribir su única novela, Cumbres Borrascosas, como la relación con sus hermanas Anne y Charlotte, su hermano Branwell y un romance secreto con un predicador.En el 2022 se estrenaron dos supuestas biopics que en realidad eran prácticamente total ficción. La primera es…

[the73doctor]

felt inspired, might delete later

(a poem made up of authors’ quotes)

“The rest is silence” (shakespeare)

That’s what they say, what they believe.

It’s comforting, a safe shore, steadfast.

They write about love, sometimes lost but still the sweetest concept, they write about dreams, asking to be considered like them (kafka).

They look for themselves with lanterns (dickinson), falling in the dark depths of their minds and dwelling in possibilities (dickinson), in what that they can imagine. They try to shut out the world, not to be touched, not to feel to stay safe (plath), not to suffer, asking if it’s better to be or not to be (shakespeare), to live to enjoy life as the rarest thing of all or to just exist (wilde).

They say to look for flowered paths, avoid the paved roads of normality (van gogh), not having to be perfect, just to be good (Steinbeck).

They write aiming to be heard, quiet but not blind (austen), reading a thousand books to let their words flow like rivers (woolf). And they are all just humans, drunk on their own ideas (poindexter), talking about concepts that have already been said before but with their own words (Dornfest). And in the end they all became stories (Atwood), chaos in their minds that gave birth to dancing stars (Nietzsche), more screaming on the page than writing (Woolf), singing on the lifeboats of their shipwrecked lives (voltaire), a single drop of their ink made a million think (byron).

But despite their differences all of them look for the truth. Never pure and simple (wilde), but the truth. Written down in the darkest nights to finally witness the rise of the sun (hugo), they turned their blood into ink (eliot), their feelings into poetry.

They spoke about memories, describing them as lighthouses or as bullets (Kadrey), they warned against sparks that may turn into flames (Alighieri), they burned themselves too bright for our world (Brönte).

Who are they? Writers, people that pay close attention to the world (Sontag), a whole bunch of people trying to be one person (scott Fitzgerald). They left their mark on pages, they still shall live -such virtue hath their pens (shakespeare)-… and the rest is silence (shakespeare)

[dwalendinhetniets]

I got myself a library subscription again this week and I just went to get some books :D

[siderains]

“dads and daughters, you think any of them ever really get it right?”

(yasmin belkhyr, “Interlude with forgotten myth, or, portrait of ibrahim’s daughter,” alongside with the panel from “dawn of x”/picture of an aurora borealis/paragraph of one of kafka’s letters to his father/quote from “last days of magneto” with the artwork of briony marshall called “peaceful embrace”/quote from “wuthering heights” by emily brönte/quote from poem “the angry daughter” by janelles locket with a panel of “house of m”/quote from the book “ghost of my ghosts” by sol rios/quote from “x factor”/panel from “the trial of magneto”)

[verdraaidzaamheid]

I crave to recreate this dress from the 2022 film "Emily" for no other reasons then that it's blue, it looks hella comfortable and easy to wear, yet super romantic and it's Emily Brönte. What more could I want?

Anyway, I'm having trouble finding the right fabric. At first I thought the print was some kind of abstract flowery pattern, but now I'm thinking it's actually lightning/thunderstorm?

If anyone can find a cotton print similar to this, please let me now! (preferably from a shop based in Europe, but if otherwise, that's fine too.)

[jessaerys]

i. emily brönte, wuthering heights. ii. anne rice's interview with the vampire, s02e01. iii. clyde phillips, dexter new blood.

[apinchofm]

-- emily brönte

[fellshish]

aziraphale thinking they’re in a jane austen romance novel vs crowley thinking they’re in a richard curtis romcom is funny but there’s SO many more ways they could’ve gone with that. greek myths vs k-drama! emily brönte vs the twilight movies! shakespeare vs ao3 slash fic! Imagine the miscommunications